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Report of the arrest and imprisonment, by the Earl of Selkirk, of several Partners, and people in the service, of the North-West Company, at Fort William, in August, 1816, upon charges of high treason, murder, robbery, and conspiracy. All trials ended in acquittals, and the remaining charges were dropped.