Indian War News from Oswego and Fort Loudoun
From the Pensylvania Gazette June 26 Advices from Oswego report Indian traders seized by two English soldiers. Lucas the Centinel and others pursued and recovered the prisoner. Montgomery's Army moves toward Middle Settlements amid skirmishes. Fort Loudoun garrison reports alarming intelligence and preparations for defense. English discourse contrasts British and French valor and liberty shaping military spirit.
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Andrew Williamson
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