Salem, New Schönbrunn and Gnadenhütten were all destroyed by fire.
The victims included those converts living at Salem, who had peaceably come in to Gnadenhütten with their captors; but those at New Schönbrunn had taken the alarm and fled.
A boy whom the Wyandots captured outside of Wheeling told them of Zeisberger's warning, and when the unsuccessful war party returned to Gnadenhütten (Sept.
It was now midnight, but a sunset light tinged the northern sky, and the Torghätten yet stood in twilight.
The two students, fearing the expense of such a meal in company with the knight Ulrich of Hütten and two wealthy merchants, took the landlord aside, and begged him to serve them with something apart.
He refused to see him, and shortly after, the magistrates of Basle desired Hütten to leave the city.
Wounded to the quick, and exasperated against his timid friend, Hütten repaired to Mulhausen, and there published a violent pamphlet against Erasmus, to which the latter replied in a paper overflowing with wit.
Ulrich Hütten and Hermann Busch filled the country with their plaintive strains and songs of battle.
Whilst lyric poetry thus owed its birth to the loftiest inspirations of the Reformation, satirical verses and dramas from the pen of Hütten and Manuel attacked the most crying abuses.
Hütten was again compelled to flee; he reached Zurich, and there met with a generous reception from the noble-hearted Zwingle.
The contest in which Hütten was engaged against the monks, with the Epistolæ Obscurorum Virorum, which related to it, is treated in Sir W.
The contest which Ulrich von Hütten carried on against the monks and schools of Cologne was literary rather than religious;(317) Hütten being the literary and political reformer rather than the sceptic.
In the mean time the defenceless Indians at Gnadenhütten were suddenly attacked, driven together, bound with ropes, and confined.
The town of Gnadenhütten was incorporated in 1824.
For sixteen years after this atrocity, the village of Gnadenhütten was deserted.
His first duty in the gloomy Gnadenhütten was not forgotten.
She is a real Wallerstätten at the bottom of her heart," she said to herself.
The large stone table in the middle, the stone benches on the walls and the niches with the old knights of Wallerstätten stood there as of yore.
Uncle Philip sat down quietly beside his sister and began: "As surely as I am now sitting here beside you, Maxa, so surely young Leonore of Wallerstätten was sitting beside me three days ago.
Baron Wallerstätten and mama have settled it, so I know it.
The idea of having a Wallerstätten for a guest and offering him a bed which has been used already.
When I asked the ladies if it would not be better if the child's parents decided that difficult question, I received the information that Leonore von Wallerstätten was an orphan and that the aunt who had put her in their care had also died.
But it is so exciting to imagine that an old, old Baron of Wallerstätten might wander around the battlements in his armor.
I was up at the castle a great deal, because the Baroness Maximiliana of Wallerstätten was my godmother.
Some travelling Indians having in the year 1777, put their horses over night to pasture in my little meadow, at Gnadenhütten on the Muskingum, I called on them in the morning to learn why they had done so.
Here he built Friedensstadt, and hither the Moravian Indians of Friedenshütten and Schechschiquanink removed in the summer of 1772.
Four years later, New Gnadenhütten was abandoned, and a settlement effected on the Cuyahoga, in the present county of that name in northern Ohio.
The Lehrwerkstätten or apprentice shops play a considerable part in the industrial life of the Empire.
The Blood-Bath of Gnadenhütten was a hideous crime.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tten" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
