About: Simon Favre

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  • 1760-05-31 (xsd:date)
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  • 1760-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • 1813-07-03 (xsd:date)
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  • 1813-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • hizkuntzalari estatubatuarra (eu)
  • linguista norte-americano (pt)
  • linguista statunitense (it)
  • linguiste américain (fr)
  • lingüista estadounidense (es)
  • lingüista estadounidense (gl)
  • lingüista estatunidenc (ca)
  • لغوي من الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية (ar)
  • interpreter (en)
  • Amerikaans taalkundige (1760-1813) (nl)
  • llingüista estauxunidense (1760–1813) (ast)
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  • 1760-05-31 (xsd:date)
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  • Mobile District, French Louisiana (en)
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  • Louis (en)
  • Simon (en)
  • Mary (en)
  • Charles (en)
  • Marguerite (en)
  • Augustine (en)
  • Carlota (en)
  • Katherine (en)
  • Jean Baptiste (en)
  • Louisa (en)
  • Jean (en)
  • Alexis (en)
  • Onezan (en)
  • With Celeste Rochon: (en)
  • With Pistikiokonay: (en)
  • With Rebecca Austin: (en)
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  • 1813-07-03 (xsd:date)
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  • Mobile, West Florida (en)
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  • Proficient linguist and letter writer (en)
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  • Choctaw interpreter for French, British, Spanish and Americans (en)
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  • Simon Favre (en)
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  • French, Spanish, American (en)
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  • Jean Claude Favre and Marguerite Wiltz (en)
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  • Pistikiokonay (en)
  • Rebecca Austin (en)
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  • "Brothers! I salute you in friendship, & beg you to open your Ears, that you may hear my words,- Many of you remember me, when I was a Chief at Natchez, & know that I never deceived you. My friendly disposition towards you remains unaltered, & since I have been a Chief at New Orleans, I have always been just to the red men.- Brothers! When I have a journey to make, I take the nearest path, turning neither to the right nor to the left, but keeping straight on So it is when I send out a talk my manner is to speak plain, & to ease my heart at once, of what I have to say.- Brothers! The English who live beyond the big Water have done the Americans much harm;- they have robbed us of our property- compelled many of our people to serve on board of their Ships of War, & spilt American blood.- The President of the U: States, & his head Men have determined upon satisfaction; the Tomahawk is raised & our hearts are cross.- This a quarrel Brothers between white people, & does not concern the red Men... ...But Brothers I must conclude- Many words are soon forgotten. Take Simon Favre by the hand, & whatever he tells you in my name, believe him, for he is a good Man, & will neither betray me, nor deceive you. I have nothing more to say Brothers- but to express a wish, that the Tomahawk between the Americans & the Choctaws may long remain buried.–" (en)
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  • Ancestor of Brett Favre (en)
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  • Excerpts from letter of Governor W. C. C. Claiborne to the Choctaws, August 1812, prepared and delivered by Simon Favre (en)
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  • Celeste Rochon (en)
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  • 30 (xsd:integer)
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  • Simon Favre (en)
  • سيمون فافر (ar)
  • Simon Favre (fr)
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  • Simon Favre (en)
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