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Pouchot, Pierre

1  accommodate about twenty -five or thirty men. Pouchot writes:--

2  In an account Pouchot gives of the attack on Fort George, he speaks of

3  where they imagined this fire could penetrate. M. Pouchot was amused at all this and reassured the

4  of the advance of the English on Fort George, Pouchot says (v. 1, p. 111) that the army "set out at

5  Pouchot further writes (v. 1, p. 141-142):-- "On the

6  1, p. 158) A footnote to the original edition of Pouchot on this event reads:--"It is remarkable that

7  Pouchot, in writing of the approach of the English army

8  In writing of the attack on Oswego in 1760 Pouchot says "the English had built five great batteaux,

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