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one in it should be killed and all his buildings should be destroyed.
As the road appeared clear of Indians, Mr. Lasselle thought the best and only way for Capt. Hart, would be to proceed with his captor to his brother, James Lasselle, whose influence with the Indians would save him, and said that he himself would accompany the Captain but for the apprehensions that, in his absence, some Indians might come into his house and commit
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