We left the British, by now heavily depleted relief column under the command of Bouquet, on the edge of the trees listening to the cries of the wounded and the occasional intimidating war whoops from within the forest. It would be a long night and their prospects of survival come dawn did not look great!
However, accounts of what happened next on the morning of August 6, 1763, differ. One record suggests that the Indian warriors attacked in the morning to try to break the British line, but in turn found themselves ambushed by British sentries relieved from their evening posts. Such was the surprise of the sentries from the flank combined with a frontal assault by the main British column, that the now outnumbered Indians allegedly fled in a very disorganised retreat.
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