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CAPTAIN HART'S MASSACRE .4
Captain was taken, his captor made him remain on the horse he had been riding, and led the animal, with his rider upon him, toward the battle ground. He then made signs to Captain Hart to follow him up the River Raisin, to get out of the way of the
other Indians. On their way up the river, about 100 rods west from the battle-ground, the Indians stopped at the house of Antoine Campeau and made signs to Capt. Hart to proceed,
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