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... Iroquois war , the Council nevertheless represented a long step forward in the administration of New France . When , late in 1646 , two colonists were taken prisoner by the marauders , their seizure heralded the start of what has been ...
... Iroquois war , the Council nevertheless represented a long step forward in the administration of New France . When , late in 1646 , two colonists were taken prisoner by the marauders , their seizure heralded the start of what has been ...
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... Iroquois threat . Rumors and warnings from friendly Indians filled the air , while in the constant disruption of the fur trade , there were hints of trouble . Discipline was tight , and Maison- neuve demanded the closest obedience to ...
... Iroquois threat . Rumors and warnings from friendly Indians filled the air , while in the constant disruption of the fur trade , there were hints of trouble . Discipline was tight , and Maison- neuve demanded the closest obedience to ...
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... Iroquois Wars ( see Iroquois ) ; Jacques Cartier and , 1 ff .; and liquor ( see Drinking , alcoholic beverages ) ; missions and ( see Missions ) ; Pontiac Conspiracy , 163 ; Quebec Act and , 176 ; and Treaty of Rys- wick , 97 ; and War ...
... Iroquois Wars ( see Iroquois ) ; Jacques Cartier and , 1 ff .; and liquor ( see Drinking , alcoholic beverages ) ; missions and ( see Missions ) ; Pontiac Conspiracy , 163 ; Quebec Act and , 176 ; and Treaty of Rys- wick , 97 ; and War ...
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