Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Colonel Bradstreet” in alphabetic letter P, entry group 5, entry pontiac of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
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Forts Pitt, Niagara, and Detroit were saved.
Colonel Bouquet saved Fort Pitt (now Pittsburg); Niagara was not attacked; and Detroit, after a long siege by Pontiac in person, was relieved by Colonel Bradstreet in 1764.
The Indians were speedily subdued, but Pontiac remained hostile until his death in Cahokia, Ill., in 1769.
He was an able sachem and warrior, and, like King Philip, was doubtless moved...
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