...mercy. It is even asserted, ' The cavalry galloped towards the •urvivor*, who took off their hats and called for mercy. But this address for mercy was made to the servants of the NorA-We8t Company, and at their hands was immediately received by what most be presumed the accusiomed...

...wounded the greater part of them. ' The cavalry galloped towards the survivors, who took off their hats and called for mercy. But this address for mercy was made to the tervants of the North-west Company, and at their hands was immediately received by what must be presumed...

...wounded the greater part of them. " The cavalry galloped towards the survivors, who took oil" their hats, and called for mercy. But this address for mercy was...compassion — a speedy termination of earthly calamities. The knife, the axe, or the ball, in able and willing hands, soon placed in lasting repose, those whom...

...wounded the greater part of them. " The cavalry galloped towards the survivors, who took off their hats, and called for mercy. But this address for mercy was...compassion — a speedy termination of earthly calamities. The knife, the axe, or the ball, in able and willing hands, soon placed in lasting repose, those whom...

...so much beloved that they affectionately gathered round him to learn what injury he had Buffered ; when a volley of musketry was poured into the group,...mercy. But this address for mercy was made to the »ervants of the North-west Company, and at their hands was immediately received by what must be presumed...

...wounded the greater part of them. 'The cavalry galloped towards the survivors, who took off their hats and called for mercy. But this address for mercy was...compassion — a speedy termination of earthly calamities. The knife, the axe, or the ball, in able and willing hands, soon placed in lasting repose, those whom...