A chief named Shamgoueschi (“shahm-goo-es-key”) explained that he stopped trading at this city in part because its commander did not “give [him] suck,” meaning brandy. A church dedicated to St. Anne was burned in this city by its inhabitants to prevent it from being used as cover during a 1714 siege. The proximate cause of the first Fox War was the invitation of the namesake Native American nation to live near this city. (-5[1])Robert Rogers (15[1])participated in a failed attempt to relieve a siege of this city, the Battle of (*) Bloody Run. (-5[1])Isaac Brock captured this city (10[1])in (10[1])the War of 1812 by exaggerating the size of the forces led by his ally Tecumseh. (10[1])This city was founded as a fur trading post by Antoine de la Mothe, sieur de Cadillac. (10[2])For 10 points, name this French settlement that controlled the passage between Lake Erie and Lake Huron, now (10[1])the largest city in Michigan. ■END■ (10[2])