Skeptical of their intentions, Lyttelton ordered them held prisoner (ostensibly for their protection) and departed for Fort Prince George at the head of about 1,700 troops, arriving on December 9,1759.
Them held prisoner (ostensibly for their protection). This was what Lyttelton ordered. Them departed for Fort Prince George at the head of about 1,700 troops. This was what Lyttelton ordered. Them was arriving on December 9,1759. This was what Lyttelton ordered.