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13. Are you in Meadville?

Reply to wnylib (Reply #12)

Mon Apr 19, 2021, 06:55 PM

Apr 2021

The Shawnee speaker was interesting though and he spoke of trading with people in what is now southern United States... he spoke that they didn't run around in buckskin clothes but they liked cotton too.

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