This pioneer led thousands of Americans across the proclamation line in violation of british policy

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I believe the answer is: Pontiac

At that time, Native American tribes were banned from occupying The Great lakes region by the british empire.
Even though not many historians acknowledge this, In 1763, he led a group of revolutionaries to eliminate British influence in this region, which later know as the Battle of the Bloody Run.

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