The Story of Louis Riel: the Rebel Chief by J. E. (Joseph Edmund) Collins
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to the order and well being of authority as established
in Red River." "Luc Lestang." This person came forward. "Relate all you know in the conduct of the prisoner Scott that may be regarded as treasonable and criminal, within the past fourteen days." "On the 17th ultimo, I was present at his capture, a short distance from Fort Garry. He was armed, and was in company with a number of other armed persons who had leagued themselves under one Major Boulton, with the object of capturing Fort Garry, and overthrowing the Provisional Government as established in this colony." "Have you seen him since his imprisonment in the Fort?" "I have seen him every day since." "Will you please state what have been his demeanour and conduct as a prisoner?" "He has been insulting and disorderly in the last degree." "Will you specify a few particular examples?" "I have frequently heard him describe the Provisional |
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