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M. Le Roux
A French trader or explorer mentioned in the narrative.
minor
Also known as Le Roux
First appearance: to the frozen ocean in 1789
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A Company clerk in charge of a trade canoe that accompanies the expedition.
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With The Indians (professional): M. Le Roux engages with the Indians for trade or diplomatic purposes. In Chapter I: A Company clerk in charge of a trade canoe that accompanies the expedition. Later, in II: Purchases…
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- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- Expedition companions and guides
- Protagonist
- Referenced explorers and peoples
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- The Indians
professional · ambivalent
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