Codex Battleford
Transcription: 25
Transcription:
{29 [written in pencil in the top right corner]
many succeeded in reaching Prince Albert and other places. Nolin, himself, under favour of the hubbub at the battle of Duck Lake, succeeded in taking flight. But on arriving at Prince Albert, he was imprisoned by the police as suspected person. “The unhappy man,” writes Father Andre, “is punished through his own fault; he would not hear our remonstrances when he was organizing the movement to bring back Riel.
The missionaries and the Sisters remained quietly in their solitude at St. Lawrence, during all this time. No one seemed anxious about them.}
many succeeded in reaching Prince Albert and other places. Nolin, himself, under favour of the hubbub at the battle of Duck Lake, succeeded in taking flight. But on arriving at Prince Albert, he was imprisoned by the police as suspected person. “The unhappy man,” writes Father Andre, “is punished through his own fault; he would not hear our remonstrances when he was organizing the movement to bring back Riel.
The missionaries and the Sisters remained quietly in their solitude at St. Lawrence, during all this time. No one seemed anxious about them.}
