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New York benefits politically and in trade from its law prohibiting sale to French of any goods wanted by Indigenous people [4]
New York should not send forces to "farther country of Indians" as it might provoke French, and trade has increased by "gentle means" [5]
British merchants say New York law against trading with French has reduced supply of furs imported and manufactures exported [6]
Report of peace delegation sent to Canada [7]
Six Nations ask "Eastern Indians" to end war against New England, but they answer "evasively" and Six Nations decline fighting them [8]
"Greatest slaughter we have made upon them" - New Hampshire leader reports killing of 100 men, women and children at Nanrantsouak [9]
"Victim of his own love and[...]zeal to maintain the Faith" - Death of Fr. Sébastien Rasles at Nanrantsouak (Note: "savage" used) [10]
Lt. Gov. Dummer of Massachusetts gets Nova Scotia Council to list terms it wants in treaty to end war with Indigenous people [11]
Gov. Philipps says Nova Scotia "upon so precarious a footing" that it can't be settled "till such time as fortresses shall be built" [12]
"Indian Prisoners here were treated with all Humanity," but Nova Scotia Council would kill one Indigenous hostage to repay recent attacks [13]
Witnesses testify that scores of Indigenous men, some from Saint John River, decided to come from Minas to attack Annapolis Royal [14]
Acadian deputies "prevaricate" when questioned about Annapolis attack, but Council too weak to risk uprising if they are punished [15]
To encourage compliance, Nova Scotia Council allows Catholic priest to move into province because he asked permission [16]
Canso fishers suspect "a neighbouring Coloney" wants to end their exemption from duty on fish to preempt or ruin them [17]
When Indigenous people gather "oker," Newfoundland settler kills one and wants "to keep the country always clear of the Indians." [18]
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