Sir James Douglas
Sir James Douglas
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Bancroft, ^ whose informant was John Tod of Fort McLeod, — an excellent authority, though over eighty miles distant at the time of the occurrence, — states that the occasion of the Indian's visit to Fort St. James was a native celebration, at a time when Douglas was in charge. The latter having been in- formed of the fact, immediately went in search of the murderer who took refuge under a pile of camp '^History of the North-West Coast, Chapter XX.
105 SIR JAMES DOUGLAS equipage. Though an arrow...-point stared him in the face, Douglas and young Conolly seized the wretch and killed him, in requital of which the former was taken prisoner soon after by two hundred savages with blackened faces and compelled to pay com- pensation.
McLean^ relates the incident somewhat as fol- lows: The Indian having visited Fort St. James when Douglas was in command, and the latter, though with a weak garrison, having executed "wild justice" on the murderer, the tribe, thoroughly incensed, de- termined to obtain reprisal through a stratagem.
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Bancroft, ^ whose informant was John Tod of Fort McLeod, — an excellent authority, though over eighty miles distant at the time of the occurrence, — states that the occasion of the Indian's visit to Fort St. James was a native celebration, at a time when Douglas was in charge. The latter having been in- formed of the fact, immediately went in search of the murderer who took refuge under a pile of camp '^History of the North-West Coast, Chapter XX.
105 SIR JAMES DOUGLAS equipage. Though an arrow...-point stared him in the face, Douglas and young Conolly seized the wretch and killed him, in requital of which the former was taken prisoner soon after by two hundred savages with blackened faces and compelled to pay com- pensation.
McLean^ relates the incident somewhat as fol- lows: The Indian having visited Fort St. James when Douglas was in command, and the latter, though with a weak garrison, having executed "wild justice" on the murderer, the tribe, thoroughly incensed, de- termined to obtain reprisal through a stratagem.
What to read after Sir James Douglas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hamilton Coats to read onlineMoreLess
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