The Abnakis And Their History
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In 1674, Mr. De Chambly succeeded the Chevalier de Grandfontaine. "^ A short time after, in the same year, he was surprised on the 10th of August, by an English man-of-war with a crew of a Flemish pri- vateer, one hundred men strong, which had lain in disguise there for four days. Mr. De Cham- bly was not prepared to fight, he had only thirty persons in the fort, yet they defended it bravely for one hour, when Mr. De Chambly received a musket- ball through his body, and was obliged to retire ; ...then his men and the fort, both badly armed, sur- rendered at discretion. They took, also, the fort at St. John's, which was afterwards destroyed by the Dutch. Mr. De Chambly was surprised at this action, both countries being then in peace, and the author of this outrage had no commission, but he had been instigated by the Bostonians, who could not bear the French to be in possession of the Pe- nobscot. In 1689, the French complained of this act perpetrated by the English and Bostonians, but in vain, hence a war ensued.
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In 1674, Mr. De Chambly succeeded the Chevalier de Grandfontaine. "^ A short time after, in the same year, he was surprised on the 10th of August, by an English man-of-war with a crew of a Flemish pri- vateer, one hundred men strong, which had lain in disguise there for four days. Mr. De Cham- bly was not prepared to fight, he had only thirty persons in the fort, yet they defended it bravely for one hour, when Mr. De Chambly received a musket- ball through his body, and was obliged to retire ; ...then his men and the fort, both badly armed, sur- rendered at discretion. They took, also, the fort at St. John's, which was afterwards destroyed by the Dutch. Mr. De Chambly was surprised at this action, both countries being then in peace, and the author of this outrage had no commission, but he had been instigated by the Bostonians, who could not bear the French to be in possession of the Pe- nobscot. In 1689, the French complained of this act perpetrated by the English and Bostonians, but in vain, hence a war ensued.
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