In 1900, a commemorative plaque to this leader was placed in St. Louis's Southern Hotel by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Robert Rogers wrote a play about this figure after supposedly meeting him. While camping at Point Pelee, Abraham Cuyler's regiment was attacked by men commanded by this leader. James Dalyell was killed in a battle against this man, who was a devout follower of Neolin. A reward for this man's death was announced by (*) Jeffrey Amherst. This man won the Battle of Bloody Run, a failed British offensive designed to br
In 1900, a commemorative plaque to this leader was placed in St. Louis's Southern Hotel by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Robert Rogers wrote a play about this figure after supposedly meeting him. While camping at Point Pelee, Abraham Cuyler's regiment was attacked by men commanded by this leader. James Dalyell was killed in a battle against this man, who was a devout follower of Neolin. A reward for this man's death was announced by (*) Jeffrey Amherst. This man won the Battle of Bloody Run, a failed British offensive designed to break this figure's siege of a location defended by Henry Gladwin. That siege was part of a conflict named for this Native American chief in which one British general used blankets and handkerchiefs to try to spread smallpox. For 10 points, name this Ottawa leader who led the Siege of Fort Detroit during his namesake war.
In 1900, a commemorative plaque to this leader was placed in St. Louis's Southern Hotel by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Pontiac [or Ponteach; or Obwandiyag] 