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The Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian War after the Conquest of Canada

Note 490 — Chapter XXXI · 1766-1769. DEATH OF PONTIAC.

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The Lords of Trade had recently adopted a new plan for the management of Indian affairs, the principal feature of which was the confinement of the traders to the military posts, where they would conduct their traffic under the eye of proper officers, instead of ranging at will, without supervision or control, among the Indian villages. It was found extremely difficult to enforce this regulation.

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