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The Winning of the West, Volume Three

CHAPTER VI
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This trader was no less a person than Francis Vigo, who had welcomed Clark when he took Kaskaskia, and who at that time rendered signal service to the Americans, advancing them peltries and goods.

To the discredit of the nation be it said, he was never repaid what he had advanced.

When Cutler joined him he was making his way up the Ohio in a big keel-boat, propelled by ten oars and a square sail.

The Doctor found his quarters pleasant; for there was an awning and a cabin, and Vigo was well equipped with comforts and even luxuries.

In his travelling-chest he carried his silver-handled knives and forks, and flasks of spirits.


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