Indiana Historical Society Publications 18, No.2
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No. 24. Extract of letters written to M. the Marquis de Beau- harnois by the Sieurs de Linctot and Damour de la Morandiere, OUIATANON 187 commandants at the posts of the Ouiatanon and Miami, February 17, March 17, June 1 and 9, and July 25, 1738*' The Sieur de Linctot reports by his letter of February 17 that the savages of his post were to leave early in spring to make war on the Chickasaw and that they had told him that they wished to avenge their father for the insult which had been done him... and at the same time the blood of their brothers which had been shed.
By his letter of March 17 he writes that most of his savages were ready to leave for the Chickasaw.
By that of June 1, he reports that of the four parties which went to war on this nation, one returned with two prisoners; one was burned, and they granted life to the other because he was too young. And by that of July 25, he reports that the savages of the Vermilion had brought back three Chickasaw, one of whom was burned; the other two were granted life because they were children.
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No. 24. Extract of letters written to M. the Marquis de Beau- harnois by the Sieurs de Linctot and Damour de la Morandiere, OUIATANON 187 commandants at the posts of the Ouiatanon and Miami, February 17, March 17, June 1 and 9, and July 25, 1738*' The Sieur de Linctot reports by his letter of February 17 that the savages of his post were to leave early in spring to make war on the Chickasaw and that they had told him that they wished to avenge their father for the insult which had been done him... and at the same time the blood of their brothers which had been shed.
By his letter of March 17 he writes that most of his savages were ready to leave for the Chickasaw.
By that of June 1, he reports that of the four parties which went to war on this nation, one returned with two prisoners; one was burned, and they granted life to the other because he was too young. And by that of July 25, he reports that the savages of the Vermilion had brought back three Chickasaw, one of whom was burned; the other two were granted life because they were children.
What to read after Indiana Historical Society Publications 18, No.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana Historical Society. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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