 | John Gilmary Shea - Mississippi River - 1852 - 364 pages
...was with Hiens, shot the murderer of the sieur de Moranget (Liotot), in the side with a musket-ball. He had time to confess, after which a Frenchman fired...the sieur Joutel conciliated them, and it stopped there.'51' Ey this means Hiens remained chief of the wretched band ; we had to return to the Ccenis... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin French - America - 1852 - 372 pages
...was with Hiens, shot the murderer of the sieur de Moranget (Liotot), in the side with a musket-ball. He had time to confess, after which a Frenchman fired...the sieur Joutel conciliated them, and it stopped there.* By this means Hiens remained chief of the wretched band; we had to return to the Coenis where... | |
 | John Gilmary Shea - Mississippi River - 1852 - 368 pages
...was with Hiens, shot the murderer of the sieur de Moranget (Liotot), in the side with a musket-ball. He had time to confess, after which a Frenchman fired...the death of the sieur de la Salle, but the sieur Jontel conciliated them, and it stopped there.* By this means Hiens remained chief of the wretched... | |
 | John Gilmary Shea - Mississippi River - 1853 - 366 pages
...was with Hienp, shot the murderer of the sieur de Moranget (Liotot), in the side with a musket-ball. He had time to confess, after which a Frenchman fired...with him, and thus completely avenge the death of the sienr de la Salle, but the sieur Joutel conciliated them, and it stopped there.* By this means Hiens... | |
 | JOHN GILMARY SHEA - 1853 - 360 pages
...Moranget (Liotot), in the side with a musket-ball. He had time to confess, after which a French man fired a blank cartridge at his head ; his hair, and...avenge the death of the sieur de la Salle, but the sicur Joutel conciliated them, and it stopped there.* By this means Hiens remained chief of the wretched... | |
 | John Stevens Cabot Abbott - America - 1875 - 384 pages
...death's agonies, Ruter advanced and discharged a pistolshot into the convulsed body. Douay writes, " His hair, and then his shirt and clothes took fire,...wrapped him in flames, and in this torment he expired/' It was the intention of Hiens also to kill Larcheveque, but he, terror-stricken, escaped by flight.... | |
 | John Stevens C. Abbott - 1880 - 436 pages
...death's agonies, Ruter advanced and discharged a pistolshot into the convulsed body. Douay writes, " His hair, and then his shirt and clothes took fire,...wrapped him in flames, and in this torment he expired." It was the intention of Hiens also to kill Larcheveque, but he, terror-stricken, escaped by flight.... | |
 | Chrestien Le Clercq - Canada - 1882 - 424 pages
...at his head ; his hair, and then his shirt and clothes, took fire and roasted him before our eyes, and in this torment he expired. % The third author...the Sieur Joutel conciliated them, and it stopped there. § " By this means Hiens remained chief of the wretehed band; we had to return to the Coenis,... | |
 | Chrestien Le Clercq - Canada - 1882 - 386 pages
...Another f who was with Hiens shot the murderer of the Sieur de Moranger in the side with a musket-ball. He had time to confess, after which a Frenchman fired...hair, and then his shirt and clothes, took fire and roasted him before our eyes, and in this torment he expired. \ The third author of the plot and murder... | |
 | John Stevens Cabot Abbott - Mississippi River Valley - 1898 - 398 pages
...death's agonies, Ruter advanced and discharged a pistolshot into the convulsed body. Douay writes, " His hair, and then his shirt and clothes took fire,...wrapped him in flames, and in this torment he expired." It was the intention of Hiens also to kill Larchevdque, but he, terror-stricken, escaped by flight.... | |
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He had time to confess, after which a Frenchman fired a blank cartridge at his head. His hair, and then his shirt and clothes took fire and wrapped him in flames, and in this torment he expired. The third author of the plot and murder fled. Hiens wished... 
