March to Vincennes Ends Near Victory Despite Hunger
Colonel George Rogers Clark leads fewer than 200 men across the prairie and swollen waters toward Vincennes. Beverley and Uncle Jazon join the march bringing hope with a buffalo meat haul. The group endures cold, hunger, and danger while preparing to seize Fort Sackville and restore Alice Roussillon’s cause.
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Alice
Jean Roussillon
Gaspard Roussillon
Vincennes
Father Beret
Rene de Ronville
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Rouesillon
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Rene
Adrienne Bourcier
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Helm
Fitzhugh Beverley
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Captain Farnsworth
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Jazon
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Oncle Jazon
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Uncle Jazon
Kaskaskia
Bonniere d'Alice
Washington
Leutenant
Dewit
Bowman
Prairi
Fort
Marcel
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