Startled Fawn and Tahmirees Sioux Love Saga Ends
A sweeping 18th century tale traces Tahmineh daughter of a Sioux chief and her marriage to Florimond de Rance. Rivalries, captivity, and a tragic flight down the Mississippi follow as Tahmineh’s devotion to her son clashes with colonial ambitions. The story's impact lingers as a river legend.
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Fe Tahmiroo
Ter’ Laher
Fersa
Panmiroo
Wan Pingu de Ronee
P Yotune
Adonis
Enmerd
St. Anthony
Butte
Spain
Isell
India
Florian de Rane
Phew Fiicoo
Ger
Boauty
Florimond de Rance
Tamnon
Wan
Ricrmond de
Altaina
Anne
Dan Herold
Euifer
Aiuutar
Palenon
Nelenn
Alan
Pati
Vietite
Jes
Missouri
Tempey
Theseon
Clausian
Grover
Lersaen
Anthony Just
Ricio Witk
Tahane
Victuire
Quebec
Wieiere
Groada
Palimiron
Ciey
Vietaire
Saul
Ain
Dana
Hades
Hou Tahmirov
Louis
Hin
Nes
Mississippi
Flirimond Te
Jewell
Miteooise
Phere
Bee Hoy
Farid
Lome
St. Anthny
Louis de Rance
Tabireo
Heysen
Un clear 18th century English foreign news fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes report European affairs and military movements with scattered references to recruits, ships, and various cities. The text mentions Britain and Continental actors, naval activity, and several place names, but many lines are garbled and names are incomplete.
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New York
England
Advidice
Liveepnal
Mio
Parkey
Petersinroh
Orson
Thoma
Manteca
Thiryrien
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