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One day, at a part of the creek where it was practicable, the British [soldier] asked the American, who was nearly opposite him, if he could give him a chew of tobacco: the latter, having in his pocket a piece of a thick twisted roll, sent it across the creek to the British [soldier], who after taking his bite, sent it back again.Which conclusion can be supported by this story?
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