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- St._Francis_Raid abstract "The St. Francis Raid was an attack in the French and Indian War by Robert Rogers and a band of his Rangers on the primarily Abenaki village of St. Francis, near the southern shore of the Saint Lawrence River in what was then the French province of Canada, on October 4, 1759. Rogers and about 140 men entered the village, which was reportedly occupied primarily by women, children, and the elderly, early that morning, slaughtered many of the inhabitants where they lay, shot down many who attempted to flee, and then burned the village. Rogers reported killing as many as 300 people, while French reports placed the number closer to thirty, mainly women and children. One of Rogers' men was killed, and seven were wounded.Rogers and his men endured significant hardships to reach the village from the British base at Fort Crown Point in present-day New York, and even more hardship afterwards. Chased by the French and vengeful Indians, and short on rations, Rogers and his men returned to Crown Point via the Connecticut River valley. Missteps in caching food stores for the expedition's use led to starvation, and some of Rogers' men were reportedly driven to cannibalism in order to survive. About one third of the raid's participants did not return.British colonial reports of the raid were unapologetic, as St. Francis had long been a place from which the natives raided colonial settlements as far south as Massachusetts, and Rogers reported a large number of English scalps decorating the main village buildings.".
- St._Francis_Raid causalties "3 to 5 captured".
- St._Francis_Raid causalties "30 killed".
- St._Francis_Raid commander Jean-Daniel_Dumas.
- St._Francis_Raid commander Robert_Rogers_(soldier).
- St._Francis_Raid date "1759-10-04".
- St._Francis_Raid isPartOfMilitaryConflict French_and_Indian_War.
- St._Francis_Raid place Saint-Fran%C3%A7ois-du-Lac,_Quebec.
- St._Francis_Raid result "Psychological British victory".
- St._Francis_Raid strength "142".
- St._Francis_Raid strength "mainly civilians".
- St._Francis_Raid thumbnail Robertrogers.jpg?width=300.
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- St._Francis_Raid caption "Inauthentic depiction of Robert Rogers; there are no known likenesses of Rogers taken from life".
- St._Francis_Raid casualties "3".
- St._Francis_Raid casualties "30".
- St._Francis_Raid casualties "Assault: 1 killed and 7 wounded".
- St._Francis_Raid casualties "Retreat: 40 killed and 10 captured".
- St._Francis_Raid commander Jean-Daniel_Dumas.
- St._Francis_Raid commander Robert_Rogers_(soldier).
- St._Francis_Raid commander "unknown".
- St._Francis_Raid conflict "St Francis Raid".
- St._Francis_Raid date "1759-10-04".
- St._Francis_Raid hasPhotoCollection St._Francis_Raid.
- St._Francis_Raid partof "the French and Indian War".
- St._Francis_Raid place Saint-François-du-Lac,_Quebec.
- St._Francis_Raid result "Psychological British victory".
- St._Francis_Raid strength "142".
- St._Francis_Raid strength "mainly civilians".
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:1759_in_Canada.
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:Battles_of_the_French_and_Indian_War.
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:Conflicts_in_1759.
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:Incidents_of_cannibalism.
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:Massacres_of_Native_Americans.
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:Military_history_of_Quebec.
- St._Francis_Raid subject Category:New_France.
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- St._Francis_Raid comment "The St. Francis Raid was an attack in the French and Indian War by Robert Rogers and a band of his Rangers on the primarily Abenaki village of St. Francis, near the southern shore of the Saint Lawrence River in what was then the French province of Canada, on October 4, 1759.".
- St._Francis_Raid label "St. Francis Raid".
- St._Francis_Raid label "サンフランソワの襲撃".
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- St._Francis_Raid depiction Robertrogers.jpg.
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- St._Francis_Raid name "St Francis Raid".