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Narrative of the captivity of William Biggs among the Kickapoo Indians in Illinois in 1788
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A 35-page description of the entire period captivity of a few weeks, from the time Bigg was taken prisoner until, with the help of French traders, he was able to buy his freedom. He was not really mistreated, and he …
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A 35-page description of the entire period captivity of a few weeks, from the time Bigg was taken prisoner until, with the help of French traders, he was able to buy his freedom. He was not really mistreated, and he is seldom critical of the Indians who held him.
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