[The Romantic Settlement of Lord Selkirk’s Colonists by George Bryce]@TWC D-Link bookThe Romantic Settlement of Lord Selkirk’s Colonists CHAPTER VII 9/18
Another Nor'-Wester plan was put into effect. Cameron's comrade, Alexander Macdonell, now arrived from the Western plains leading it was said, a band of Cree Indians.
The Crees are stubborn and determined warriors, but they are also crafty.
The proposal by Alexander Macdonell ("Yellow Head as he was called" to distinguish him), was gravely considered by the Indians.
The Indians respect authority and in this case they were not very sure who had the authority.
The Indians declined the offer, and the report proved untrue. The Nor'-Westers were, however, strong in their influence over the Chippewas of Red Lake in Minnesota.
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