The Red River Rebellion: Eight Letters to Eight Joseph Howe, in Reply to an Official Pamphlet (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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I shall leave on Monday, and with the companions whom I mentioned to Rev. P. Lestang. Governor Archibald leaves at the same time, but by another road. He will arrive before the troops, and I have promised him a good reception if he comes by the Snow road. Governor Mc Tavish's house will suit him, and we will try to get it for him. Mother salutes you affectionately, as also my uncle. Mad'lle Masson and a crowd of others send kind remembrances to your good mother and sisters. Forget not Mr. O., and others at the Fort. We have to con gratulate you on the happy result. The Globe and others are furious at it. Let them howl leisurely - they excite but the pity and contempt of some of their friends. Excuse me - it is late, and I am fatigued, and to-morrow I have to do a hard day's work.

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