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Excerpt from Elkswatawa, or the Prophet of the West, Vol. 2 of 2: A Tale of the Frontier
Notwithstanding these preparations, he was not yet ready to strike the blow he had so long been meditating. F he necessity of full preparation had been urged by Tecumseh, who was the soul of all the proceedings, and who was to give the signal and lead them on, the foremost in the fight. Al though tho ascendancy of the Prophet was so great, yet it was chie?y in the tribes around him, that his power was felt. This was but a part of his plan. To ensure the cordial co-operation of all the distant and wandering tribes was likewise his object, and to effect this was Tecumseh now incessantly labour ing.
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