 | 1802 - 610 páginas
...the same time, t\vp of the establishments on the ASEJQIboin river were attacked with less justice, when several white men, and a greater number of Indians,...killed. In short, it appeared that the natives had formed a resolution to extirpate the trader* ; and, without entering into any further reasonings on... | |
 | 1817 - 590 páginas
...were killed, and the rest saved themselves by flight. About the same time two of the establish-* ments on the Assineboin River were attacked, when several...Indians like a pestilence, and almost depopulated ihe country. By this calamity the traders, though rescued from personal danger, found the source of... | |
 | Sir Alexander Mackenzie - 1903 - 376 páginas
...establishments on the Assiniboin river, were attacked with less justice, when several white men, and a great number of Indians were killed. In short, it appeared, that the natives had formed a resolution to extirpate the traders ; and, without entering into any further reasonings on... | |
 | Ontario. Legislative Assembly - 1924 - 1300 páginas
...the same time, two of the establishments on the Assiniboine River were attacked with less justice, when several white men, and a greater number of Indians...killed. In short, it appeared that the natives had formed 3 resolution to extirpate the traders; and, without entering into any further reasoning on the... | |
 | Alexander Mackenzie - 1927 - 544 páginas
...establishments on the Assiniboin river, were attacked with less justice, when several white men, and a great number of Indians were killed. In short, it appeared, that the natives had formed a resolution to extirpate the traders ; and, without entering into any further reasonings on... | |
 | Ontario Archaeological Museum (Toronto) - 1922 - 436 páginas
...the same time, two of the establishments on the Assiniboine River were attacked with less justice, when several white men, and a greater number of Indians...killed. In short, it appeared that the natives had formed a resolution to extirpate the traders; and, without entering into any further reasoning on the... | |
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... on the subject, it appears to be incontrovertible, that the irregularity pursued in carrying on the trade has brought it into its present forlorn situation... 