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to the lash. Accordingly by the former were taken to Pittsburg, from whence they proceeded to Bethlehem; while those remaining, Together with the Christian Indians, were holding themselves in readiness to be off [[crossed through, replaced with depart]] and proceed up the River to [[unclear]], should the Virginian Troops be beaten; which however was not the case; for after the battle at or near the great [[unclear]], the Enemy [[unclear]] for Peace, promising to deliver [[^ up]] all the Prisoners in their posession. - In | to the lash. Accordingly by the former were taken to Pittsburg, from whence they proceeded to Bethlehem; while those remaining, Together with the Christian Indians, were holding themselves in readiness to be off [[crossed through, replaced with depart]] and proceed up the River to [[unclear]], should the Virginian Troops be beaten; which however was not the case; for after the battle at or near the great [[unclear]], the Enemy [[unclear]] for Peace, promising to deliver [[^ up]] all the Prisoners in their posession. - In the course of the Expedition the Shawanos Towns of Waketameki had been destroyed by the white troops; while the orders given by their [[white crossed through]] Commanders, were, not to pass thro' any of the Christian Indian Towns, nor in any manner to disturb those Indians. | ||
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to the lash. Accordingly by the former were taken to Pittsburg, from whence they proceeded to Bethlehem; while those remaining, Together with the Christian Indians, were holding themselves in readiness to be off crossed through, replaced with depart and proceed up the River to unclear, should the Virginian Troops be beaten; which however was not the case; for after the battle at or near the great unclear, the Enemy unclear for Peace, promising to deliver ^ up all the Prisoners in their posession. - In the course of the Expedition the Shawanos Towns of Waketameki had been destroyed by the white troops; while the orders given by their white crossed through Commanders, were, not to pass thro' any of the Christian Indian Towns, nor in any manner to disturb those Indians.