War belt and crossing loyalties in Allegheny frontier tale
In a tense frontier moment, a Dinwiddie girl resists a war belt and declares loyalty to France. A scout faces Beauvais and a looming Duquesne encounter as Delawares and Onondaga guard paths to the fort, with shifting alliances among English, French, and Native peoples.
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Allegheny
Allaquippa
Ohio
Iome
Duquesne
France
Will's Creek
Dle
Cen
Duel in the woods ends with Frenchman slain by Beauvais
The narrator recalls a tense dawn as he confronts an Onondaga ally and plans a single handed fight with the Trendhitian before Duquesne. A pursuer, Brond Cromit, reveals Beauvais is dead and_beauvais killed in the river after a clash with Bestivale.
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Cromit
Beauvais
Onontfo
Duquesne
Round Paw
Allugulppa
Doquesne
Htt
Renee Oren
Prenda
Tate
Senate
Red
White
Tim
Beanyals
Bestivale
Tully
Monongatiela Cew
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Hugh Pendexter
WNN Service
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Palest
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Walest
Naquippa
Washington
Oho
Syoods
Forte
Alete
Beauvaisy
Fred
Mademoisefse
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
G. E. Blanch, Fred Kohfhagen
Peter Farrow
Orlo Shank
Matzdorff Bros
Chas. J. Everett
Dawson Farm
Winfred Moulton
Eddy
Aurelia
Iowa
E. G. Bates
House
A. H. Eddy
Croumit
Bulsur Cromit
Cheroke
Pilot Rock
Hampshires
Great Western
Superior
Deering
Concord
Chatham
H. P. Fairbanks~Morse
Wisconsin
Helmer Paulson
Lyman & Son
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