...when legally commanded to reinforce a detachment of regular forces for the relief of Amherstburgh ; had insulted their officers ; and some, not immediately...treasonable spirit of mutiny and disaffection ; that the Indians on the Grand River, tampered with by disaffected whites, had withdrawn from their volunteer...

...legally commanded to reinforce a detachment of the Regular Force for the relief of Amherstburg — had insulted their officers, and some, not immediately...manifested in many instances, a treasonable spirit, of neutrality or disaffection. That the Indians on the Grand River, tampered with the disaffected whites,...

...neutrality, which in respect of them was equally inadmissible, as with the King's other subjects — That in the Western and London Districts, several...Enemy's Commander, hailing his arrival and pledging support — That the Regular Force Consisted of One Regiment, the 41st nine hundred strong, and part...

...legally commanded to reinforce a detachment of the Regular Force for the relief of Amherstburg — had insulted their Officers, and some, not immediately...manifested in many instances a treasonable Spirit of Neutrality or disaffection — That the Indians on the Grand River, tampered with (by) the disaffected...

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...when legally commanded, to reinforce a detachment of the regular force for the relief of Amherstburg; had insulted their officers, and some not immediately...manifested in many instances a treasonable spirit of neutrality or disaffection." The words must have been close to Brock's own, and they had their intended...