Register of Fort Duquesne, 1754-1756
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4 26 TTte, FrencTh trv ment of the Indians. But the whole policy of the French was erroneous, and the fall of their power was only a question of time. The English were advancing under General Forbes, and though their movements were slow, it was not solely due to the illness of the commander or the difficulties of the route. It was well known that the Indians, al- ways fickle, were wavering in their attachment to the French cause, while the store of supplies for the whites was by no means l...arge ; a delay would therefore serve the two-fold purpose of exhausting the patience of the Indians and of making them withdraw, and exhausting tl'.e provisions of the whites and making it necessary for them to dismiss a part of their forces. Both purposes were subserved.^ ^ And the defeat of Major Grant within less than a mile of the fort, September 14th, 1758, was due more to his imprudence than to the valor or vigilance of his enemies ; while the attack of the French and Indians on the English advanced forces near Ligonier, October 12th, produced no permanent result.
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168.
4 26 TTte, FrencTh trv ment of the Indians. But the whole policy of the French was erroneous, and the fall of their power was only a question of time. The English were advancing under General Forbes, and though their movements were slow, it was not solely due to the illness of the commander or the difficulties of the route. It was well known that the Indians, al- ways fickle, were wavering in their attachment to the French cause, while the store of supplies for the whites was by no means l...arge ; a delay would therefore serve the two-fold purpose of exhausting the patience of the Indians and of making them withdraw, and exhausting tl'.e provisions of the whites and making it necessary for them to dismiss a part of their forces. Both purposes were subserved.^ ^ And the defeat of Major Grant within less than a mile of the fort, September 14th, 1758, was due more to his imprudence than to the valor or vigilance of his enemies ; while the attack of the French and Indians on the English advanced forces near Ligonier, October 12th, produced no permanent result.
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