Probably not. Samuel Fraunces never had a daughter named Phoebe, and his eldest daughter, Elizabeth, was a 10-year-old in June 1776, the time of the supposed poisoning attempt. The first reference to a "Phoebe" Fraunces comes in a magazine story published in January 1876, a century after the supposed incident. And that story provided no documentation or source for the tale.
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because the world was fighting for its life so they needed someone to save it.
In actual history (not fictional accounts) Smith's first diaries did not mention her at all, it was only 7 years later he claimed that she saved his life while with the tribe. It is open to debate about which account is the true one.
The best known William Tell is a hero of Switzerland who was forced to shoot an apple on his son's head using a crossbow in order to save the life of his son. He was a mythical character.
Author unknown wrote God Save the Queen.
No