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Pioneers of the Old Southwest

CHAPTER III
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Briefly, incidentally, he mentions that on one trip he was captured by the French, who were so, "well acquainted with the great damages I had done to them and feared others I might occasion, as to confine me a close prisoner ...

in the Alebahma garrison.

They were fully resolved to have sent me down to Mobile or New Orleans as a capital criminal to be hanged...

BUT I DOUBTED NOT OF BEING ABLE TO EXTRICATE MYSELF SOME WAY OR OTHER.

They appointed double centries over me for some days before I was to be sent down in the French King's large boat.


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