Oddities of Colonial Legislation in America As Applied to the Public Lands Pr
Oddities of Colonial Legislation in America As Applied to the Public Lands Pr
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The reduction of these posts was the period of the enlistment of our troops. I was at a great loss at this time to de termine how to act, and how far I might venture to strain my au thority. My instructions were silent on many important points, as it was impossible to foresee the events that would take place. To abandon the country and all the prospects that opened to our view in the Indian department at this time, for the want of in struction in certain cases, I thought would amount to a refle...ction on government, as having no confidence in me. I resolved to usurp all the authority necessary to carry my points. I had the greater part of our [troops] reenlistcd on a different establishment commissioned French officers in the country to command a company of the young inhabitants; established n garrison at Ca- hokia, commanded by Captain Bowman, and another at Kaskaskia, commanded by Captain Williams. Post Vincennes remained in the situation as mentioned. Colonel William Linn, who had ac companied us a volunteer, took charge of u party that was to be discharged on their arrival at the falls, and orders were sent for the removal of that post to the main-land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reduction of these posts was the period of the enlistment of our troops. I was at a great loss at this time to de termine how to act, and how far I might venture to strain my au thority. My instructions were silent on many important points, as it was impossible to foresee the events that would take place. To abandon the country and all the prospects that opened to our view in the Indian department at this time, for the want of in struction in certain cases, I thought would amount to a refle...ction on government, as having no confidence in me. I resolved to usurp all the authority necessary to carry my points. I had the greater part of our [troops] reenlistcd on a different establishment commissioned French officers in the country to command a company of the young inhabitants; established n garrison at Ca- hokia, commanded by Captain Bowman, and another at Kaskaskia, commanded by Captain Williams. Post Vincennes remained in the situation as mentioned. Colonel William Linn, who had ac companied us a volunteer, took charge of u party that was to be discharged on their arrival at the falls, and orders were sent for the removal of that post to the main-land.
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