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, Mary Musgrove, coneguda com a Coosaponakee … Mary Musgrove, coneguda com a Coosaponakeesa entre els creek, (1700-1763) fou una diplomàtica d'ascendència mestissa entre i anglesa. Va servir com a enllaç cultural entre la colònia de Geòrgia i la seva comunitat nativa americana a mitjans del segle xviii. Musgrove va aprofitar el seu biculturalisme per protegir els interessos dels creek, mantenir la pau a la frontera i ampliar els seus negocis com a comerciants. Així com Pocahontas que estava a la colònia de Jamestown i com Sacajawea que estava a l'expedició de Lewis i Clark, també Musgrove va estar a la colònia de Geòrgia.Musgrove va estar a la colònia de Geòrgia.
, Mary Musgrove (* um 1700 in , heutiges Georgia; † um 1765 auf St. Catherines Island) war eine amerikanische Verhandlungsführerin zwischen englischen und indianischen Gemeinschaften.
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, Mary Musgrove (* um 1700 in , heutiges Georgia; † um 1765 auf St. Catherines Island) war eine amerikanische Verhandlungsführerin zwischen englischen und indianischen Gemeinschaften.
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