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The before mentioned affair being concluded, and the Indians and Rangers therein engaged, being again returned to their respective homes; the Commandant – who kept in mind, our reply to his proposal (of sending us to Bethlehem,) which was: "That, both from duty and affection, we could not resolve – nor did we think ourselves permitted, in teh hour of triat, to forsake our scattered flock entirely:" He now proposed: To send us safe to the Miami of teh Lake where we might gather our scattered People, and settle under his protection. We thanked him | The before mentioned affair being concluded, and the Indians and Rangers therein engaged, being again returned to their respective homes; the Commandant – who kept in mind, our reply to his proposal (of sending us to Bethlehem,) which was: "That, both from duty and affection, we could not resolve – nor did we think ourselves permitted, in teh hour of triat, to forsake our scattered flock entirely:" He now proposed: To send us safe to the Miami of teh Lake where we might gather our scattered People, and settle under his protection. We thanked him for the kind offer he made us, observing however, that from all we had witnessed, while we settles on the other side of teh Lake, we thought |
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The before mentioned affair being concluded, and the Indians and Rangers therein engaged, being again returned to their respective homes; the Commandant – who kept in mind, our reply to his proposal (of sending us to Bethlehem,) which was: "That, both from duty and affection, we could not resolve – nor did we think ourselves permitted, in teh hour of triat, to forsake our scattered flock entirely:" He now proposed: To send us safe to the Miami of teh Lake where we might gather our scattered People, and settle under his protection. We thanked him for the kind offer he made us, observing however, that from all we had witnessed, while we settles on the other side of teh Lake, we thought