1957 Parkhurst Adventures of Radisson (V339-1)
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1957 Parkhurst Adventures of Radisson (V339-1)
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#47 | A beautiful Indian girl | |
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#31 | A bloody skirmish starts with the Iroquois | |
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#25 | After Radisson had left the sick Groseilliers | |
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#49 | Carrying the beautiful Huron | |
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#3 | Des Groseilliers was Radisson's brother-in-law | |
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#5 | Des Groseilliers was Radisson's brother-in-law | |
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#4 | Des Groseilliers, often referred to | |
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#45 | During the long winter | |
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#24 | Groseilliers and the Hurons kill an Iroquois | |
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#39 | Iroquois on the warpath | |
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#40 | Iroquois see Radisson escaping | |
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#46 | Mojida recovers and helps Radisson | |
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#19 | Onenga was the blood-brother of Radison | |
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#1 | Pierre Esprit Radisson was born in 1637 | |
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#2 | Pierre Radisson was one of the early Canadian | |
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#6 | Radisson and Groseilliers during their | |
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#27 | Radisson and Groseilliers fight off the coward | |
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#44 | Radisson and Groseilliers hear Mojida's call | |
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#33 | Radisson arrives home in Three Rivers | |
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#15 | Radisson Captured by Iroquois | |
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#37 | Radisson greets the friendly Hurons again | |
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#50 | Radisson has gone quietly in the night | |
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#30 | Radisson has scouted the Iroquois | |
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#29 | Radisson in his birchbark canoe scouts ahead | |
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#17 | Radisson is an adopted member of the tribe | |
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#48 | Radisson knows what is going on | |
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#23 | Radisson leads the attack on the Iroquois | |
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#21 | Radisson meets a friendly Indian on his return | |
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#32 | Radisson runs to the attack | |
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#36 | Radisson scouts the shore on the trip north | |
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#20 | Radisson talks to one of the Huron Warriors | |
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#34 | Radisson tells Groseilliers of his plans | |
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#22 | Radisson, Groseilliers, and the Hurons fight | |
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#41 | Soon the chill winter approaches | |
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#8 | The Governor of Three Rivers represented | |
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#7 | The Governor of Three Rivers, when he heard | |
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#42 | The Hurons became lazy | |
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#43 | The Hurons blame Radisson | |
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#26 | The Hurons threaten to get rid of Radisson | |
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#38 | The Hurons, after the victory over the Iroquois | |
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#13 | The Iroquois Indians attack the party | |
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#14 | The Noblemen bid "adieu" to Radisson | |
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#12 | The Noblemen from France know nothing | |
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#11 | The Noblemen prepare to leave Three Rivers | |
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#28 | The subdued and cowardly Hurons | |
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#9 | These are the French Noblemen | |
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#18 | This is Mojida the Huron chieftain | |
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#10 | When Radisson and Groseilliers returned | |
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#16 | When Radisson was first captured | |
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#35 | When the Governor of Three Rivers | |
