The victor at the Battle of Bloody Run, this leader was eventually slain at Cahokia by a member of the rival Peoria tribe.
This figure was the titular subject of a tragedy written by British soldier Robert Rogers, while historian Francis Parkman wrote of The Conspiracy of this man. After his forces killed Captain James Dalyell, General Jeffrey Amherst placed a 200-pound bounty on this man's head. The victor at the Battle of Bloody Run, this leader was eventually slain at Cahokia by a member of the rival Peoria tribe. The conflict associated with this man saw the bloody actions of the Paxton Boys and the sieges of both Fort Miami and Fort Pitt. For 10 points, name this Ottawa chief who launched a 1763 war against the British and who personally laid siege to Fort Detroit.
This figure was the titular subject of a tragedy written by British soldier Robert Rogers, while historian Francis Parkman wrote of The Conspiracy of this man.
{Pontiac} (or {Obwandiyag})