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CAPTAIN HART'S MASSACRE .8
acts of pillage and cruelty or murder. During this conversation the Indian already mentioned had overtaken Captain Hart and Francis Lasselle spoke to him and entreated him in the most earnest manner to take good care of the Captain, to which he signified his willingness.
Capt. Hart, in despair, followed the Indian. Unfortunately, in the next house (which was about 15 rods distant from the dwelling of Lasselle), were five Delaware Indians, who had
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