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It appears that Mr. Clark had not yet received the title of Colonel,
though he held command.—EDITOR.
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The best map which the editor has found of this district
is in Vol. VI, Part 11, of Winsor's “Narrative and Critical History of
America,” p.721.
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General Wayne of Revolutionary fame was then in command of that
district.
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It is unnecessary for the editor to remind the reader that these are
not Mr. Ritchie's words, but those of an adventurer. Mr. Depeau was an
honest and worthy gentleman, earnest enough in a cause which was
more to his credit than to an American's. According to contemporary
evidence, Madame Depeau was in New Orleans.
