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PONTIAC'S WAR.-TheFrench traders and missionaries had won the hearts of the Indians.
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They drank every drop of liquor the French traders had.
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The French traders in the West undoubtedly had a hand in stirring up the Indians.
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The traffic which the French traders introduced was of inestimable value to the poor savages.
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He also made it unlawful to sell goods in New York to the French traders.
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Their chief commerce of this kind is with the French traders on the Senegal river.
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The French traders are Catholics, and one of them might have given it to her.
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The white men were French traders, they told us.
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Croghan and his fellow-prisoners were taken to the French traders at Vincennes, where they were liberated.
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Hostile themselves, these French traders naturally encouraged the Indians in an attitude of hostility to the incoming British.
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I give it to you, that you may purchase such things as you need of the French traders.
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In August 1701 he obtained for French traders the asiento, the profitable and coveted monopoly in negro slaves.
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The French traders frequently came up river to the country of the Sioux, who often maltreated and robbed them.
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Among these he included the raid upon the Illinois, the machinations with the English, and the spoliation of French traders.
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This town was a favorite resort of French traders from the Illinois and Wabash, who came up the Tennessee in bateaux.
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He reached the friendly Hurons in safety, and joined them on their yearly descent to meet the French traders at Montreal.
