The Tonquin Massacre and Ship Explosion Tale
A graphic sketch from Irving's Astoria recounts the Tonquin voyage to Columbia River. Indians board for trade, attack, and massacre crew led by Captain Thorn and M Kay. The ship explodes after defense collapses, with over a hundred killed and survivors captured.
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