Yes, I the Government, will take the responsibility, and move them back again.

If I don't I wish I may be shot." The hardships of war had blighted Crockett's enthusiasm for wild adventures, and had very considerably sobered him.

He remained at home for two years, diligently at work upon his farm.

The battle of New Orleans was fought.

The war with England closed, and peace was made with the poor Indians, who, by British intrigue, had been goaded to the disastrous fight.