Hadden's Journal And Orderly Books. a Journal Kept in Canada And Upon Burgoyne's Campaign in 1776 And 1777
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Capt. Lawes kept boldly advancing (leaving McDougal to dispose of the enemy who had fallen into his hands, as was thought proper) and aoon gained the outpost at Saut au Matelot, which he entered without opposition, none of his party having as yet come up, and rushed into the midst of the rebels crying out, with the greatest iang froid, 'You are all my prisoners.' If the rear party which consisted of upwards of 300, were astonished at being made prisoners so unexpectedly, you may well conceive t...he surprise of those who had made themselves masters of our post at being addressed in such language. ' How,' said they, ' your prisoners ! you are ours.' * No, no, my dtar creatures,' replied he, 'I vow to God sou are all mine, don't mistake yourselves.' 'But where are your men V ' O, ho !' says he, ' make yourselves easy about that matter, they are all about here, and will be with you in a twinkling.' Conversation to that purpose, for near ten minutes, was carried on, during which period a proposal was made to kill him, which wr.s overruled ; in the interim his party arrived, made themselves masters of the post, and placing the enemy between two fires, secured it, with the assistance of Capt.
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Capt. Lawes kept boldly advancing (leaving McDougal to dispose of the enemy who had fallen into his hands, as was thought proper) and aoon gained the outpost at Saut au Matelot, which he entered without opposition, none of his party having as yet come up, and rushed into the midst of the rebels crying out, with the greatest iang froid, 'You are all my prisoners.' If the rear party which consisted of upwards of 300, were astonished at being made prisoners so unexpectedly, you may well conceive t...he surprise of those who had made themselves masters of our post at being addressed in such language. ' How,' said they, ' your prisoners ! you are ours.' * No, no, my dtar creatures,' replied he, 'I vow to God sou are all mine, don't mistake yourselves.' 'But where are your men V ' O, ho !' says he, ' make yourselves easy about that matter, they are all about here, and will be with you in a twinkling.' Conversation to that purpose, for near ten minutes, was carried on, during which period a proposal was made to kill him, which wr.s overruled ; in the interim his party arrived, made themselves masters of the post, and placing the enemy between two fires, secured it, with the assistance of Capt.
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