What is "gladwin"

Usage examples of "gladwin".

Daily the French farmers, who supply the fort with provisions, carry word to Major Gladwin that the Indians are acting strangely, holding long and secret powwow, borrowing files to saw off the barrels of their muskets short.

A French woman, who has visited the Indians across the river for a supply of maple sugar, comes to Gladwin on May 5 with the same story.

So does a young girl whose fine eyes have caught the fancy of Gladwin himself.

For fifteen months it lasted, the French remaining neutral, selling provisions to both sides, Gladwin defiant inside his palisades, the Indians persistent as enraged hornets.

Desperately in need of provisions from the French, Gladwin consents to temporary truce while Captain Campbell and others go out to parley with the Indians.

With his long sword he made short work of the squat and massive Gladwin, who had favored a battle-axe.

Thomas Gladwin, an American ethnologist, was independently writing of his observations in the Truk area of the Western Carolines, where local voyagers still sail their outrigger canoes without precision instruments.

Ron did have access to a rustic hunting and fishing cabin near Gladwin that belonged to the family of his professed girlfriend, Debbie.

Anthropologist Harold Sterling Gladwin saw something else in it when he studied this symbol carved on the wall of Casa Grande, Arizona.