wabbicommicot造句

• Throughout his chiefship, Wabbicommicot had about 150 warriors under his control.
• In October 1763, Wabbicommicot travelled to Detroit to make a peace offering to the commandant there.
• In August 1768, Mississaugas appeared at Fort Niagara and informed Johnson of Wabbicommicot's death.
• In the following years, Wabbicommicot continued his friendship with Johnson at Fort Niagara, feeding him news on occasion.
• In 1767, Wabbicommicot was asked by the British to put an end to the illicit trading occurring at Toronto.
• Wabbicommicot insisted that he was against a plan such as this, but said that he could not warn his people against it.
• By 1764, the fighting had ceased, and in September Wabbicommicot was present at the signing of a major treaty in Detroit.
• Despite Wabbicommicot's alliance with the British, the personnel at Fort Niagara soon received word that some traders were attacked by Mississaugas at the mouth of the Grand River.
• In May 1763, Wabbicommicot arrived at Fort Niagara to demand rum for his people, warning that he would not be able to guarantee friendly outcomes should his demand be refused.
• During the winter of 1762 3, Wabbicommicot reported to a Toronto-based trader that the First Nations in the region had been put on alert that a French contingent would be arriving shortly to retake the area, and that war would break out between the Indians and the British in spring.