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The war in whichhe took so prominent a part is generally called by his name; his is thecentral figure in the striking drama which was enacted in the Westernand Ohio country for two years and a half before peace generallyreigned and Canada could be considered secure from Indian attacks.
At Detroit, where Major Gladwin was in command, Pontiac hoped to seizethe fort by a stratagem. The Ottawas and other Indians under thatchief were to meet the English officers in council within the fort atan appoi...nted time. They had filed off the tops of the barrels of theirmuskets so as to conceal them easily under their garments. While incouncil Pontiac was to give a signal which would tell the assembledwarriors that the time had come for falling on the garrison and takingpossession of the fort. [1] Some writers give credence to the storythat an Indian maiden, the mistress of Gladwin, warned him of thescheme of the Indian chief, who came to the council, in accordance withhis intention, and found the garrison in arms and ready for anytreacherous movement on his part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The war in whichhe took so prominent a part is generally called by his name; his is thecentral figure in the striking drama which was enacted in the Westernand Ohio country for two years and a half before peace generallyreigned and Canada could be considered secure from Indian attacks.
At Detroit, where Major Gladwin was in command, Pontiac hoped to seizethe fort by a stratagem. The Ottawas and other Indians under thatchief were to meet the English officers in council within the fort atan appoi...nted time. They had filed off the tops of the barrels of theirmuskets so as to conceal them easily under their garments. While incouncil Pontiac was to give a signal which would tell the assembledwarriors that the time had come for falling on the garrison and takingpossession of the fort. [1] Some writers give credence to the storythat an Indian maiden, the mistress of Gladwin, warned him of thescheme of the Indian chief, who came to the council, in accordance withhis intention, and found the garrison in arms and ready for anytreacherous movement on his part.
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