Chapter VI. John Kinzie's Captivity.--America never a

mititary nation; gloomy opening of 1813; early losses and later gains; 107:--Prisoners ransomed in Detroit; Kinzies try to help the helpless; 108:--John Kinzie suspected of spying; repeatedly arrested by the English and released by the Indians; ironed and imprisoned; 109:--Catches a glimpse of Perry's victory on Lake Erie; sent on to Quebec; 110:--Strange release; returns to Detroit, where, with Kee-po-tah, he welcomes Gen. Harrison; 112.