Date published: 1956-01-01
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The Southern Frontier (ID86)Author: Crane, Verner (ID35)
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Moore and L.Creeks hit Ayubale, strongest Apalache fort, for 9 hours
By his own interest, and at his own expense, Moore got together at Okmulgee, in December, an army of fifty whites and a thousand Indians. On January 14, 1704, he fell upon Ayubale, 'the strongest fort in Apalache.' For nine hours Father Miranda and his neophytes put up a vigorous defense. The Creeks, meanwhile, were raiding the plantations, and only a handful took part in the two assaults. 'I never see or hear of a stouter or braver thing done,' wrote Moore, 'than the storming of the fort.'
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