| Index Entry | Dance, metaphor of cruelty in war |
| Location | Fort Loudoun |
| Citation | NLS.760.019 31 Oct 1760:22 (117) Charles-Town, October 4. By an express last Wednesday evening, who left Col. Byrd's camp at Reed Creek (about 200 miles from Fort Loudoun) . . .[8 lines: treachery of Indians in falling on the surrendered garrison of Fort Loudoun.] Capt Demere received two wounds the first volley, was directly scalped, and the Indians made him dance for their diversion some time, . . . |
| Generic Title | New London Summary |
| Date | 1760.10.31 |
| Publisher | Green, Timothy |
| City, State | New London, CT |
| Year | 1760 |
| Bibliography | B0025181 |