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Small chapels built at these centres nevertheless became foci for summer gift giving , where French authorities distributed presents , medals and commissions to the assembled bands . Two major conditions had to obtain before the ...
Small chapels built at these centres nevertheless became foci for summer gift giving , where French authorities distributed presents , medals and commissions to the assembled bands . Two major conditions had to obtain before the ...
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With the collapse of the French fur trade after the Seven Years War , the Northwest Company established trading posts on or near the sites of the old French forts . In addition , the Hudson Bay Company established a post to compete with ...
With the collapse of the French fur trade after the Seven Years War , the Northwest Company established trading posts on or near the sites of the old French forts . In addition , the Hudson Bay Company established a post to compete with ...
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In 1756 the French planned an attack on Fort Bull . Picquet brought together a force of Indians that included only 33 Indians from La Presentation . Another 33 were from Lake of Two Mountains , 18 from Sault St. Louis , three from St.
In 1756 the French planned an attack on Fort Bull . Picquet brought together a force of Indians that included only 33 Indians from La Presentation . Another 33 were from Lake of Two Mountains , 18 from Sault St. Louis , three from St.
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