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1746
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A French officer and two traders are killed by the Choctaw.
The French demand retribution, but to prevent a blood feud among their people, the Choctaw choose to kill English traders instead.
As a result, Choctaw allied with the British attack French settlements, which in turn escalates French demands for retribution.
The end result is a civil war of Choctaw against Choctaw when the pro-English war chief Red Shoe is killed.
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