| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Various versions of this event have appeared from time to time in our histories and other publications, but as numerous descrepancies characterize these accounts, I prefer to give the story as I had it from the lips of the late John Peyton, J.P. of Twillingate, himself the actual captor of the Beothuk woman. - James P. Howley, The Beothuks or Red Indians, published 1915 Dedication
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