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Book tickets now. Hello and thank you for joining the American Revolution. This week episode 313, the Crawford Expedition.

Back in episode 310, we covered the ongoing war in the West

when militia around Fort Pitt

massacred a Christian community of Moravian Indians and whites in Nadden Hooten in what is today Ohio.

The militia were upset over repeated attacks on their homes and settlements by various

groups of Indians who were being encouraged in such attacks by the British forces

centered around Detroit. General William Irving took command at Fort Pitt just weeks after

the Naddenhooden Massacre.

He had to deal with the fallout from those events, but couldn't really do much about it.

His tiny continental garrison was really no threat to anyone. In fact, he feared that he and his garrison would be attacked by the local militia if he did not share the anti-Indian sentiments that were widely held.

Now the basis for those sentiments was the fact that the region was in a constant state of alert.

War parties from what is today, Ohio, Michigan, and Canada regularly traveled to the area around Fort Pitt where they killed

and often tortured, murdered, and mutilated, isolated families on the small farms in the area.

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