Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1886 - 28 Seiten For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... hope to see at least two of the Chiefs of the Six Nations at Winchester in May , as the design of that meeting is to make a peace between the Northern and Southern Indians ; after which to make a strict alliance between them and all the ...
... hope to see at least two of the Chiefs of the Six Nations at Winchester in May , as the design of that meeting is to make a peace between the Northern and Southern Indians ; after which to make a strict alliance between them and all the ...
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... hope that in the choice of the persons who are to attend and assist you at this interview , you will have a regard to such as are best acquainted with the Indians and their affairs , and not obnoxious to them ; and as a great deal ...
... hope that in the choice of the persons who are to attend and assist you at this interview , you will have a regard to such as are best acquainted with the Indians and their affairs , and not obnoxious to them ; and as a great deal ...
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... hope all things will be set- tled , that we may part good friends . Brother , We told you a little while ago that we had an uneasiness on our minds , and we shall now tell you what it is ; it is con- cerning our land . We understand ...
... hope all things will be set- tled , that we may part good friends . Brother , We told you a little while ago that we had an uneasiness on our minds , and we shall now tell you what it is ; it is con- cerning our land . We understand ...
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... hope that at another interview you will all be more punc- tual , and keep as near as you can to the time appointed . You are sensible it must be very inconvenient to me and the Commissioners from the other Governments to be detained so ...
... hope that at another interview you will all be more punc- tual , and keep as near as you can to the time appointed . You are sensible it must be very inconvenient to me and the Commissioners from the other Governments to be detained so ...
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... hope when we show you this belt again , we shall give you reason to rejoice at it , by your seeing the vacancies in it filled up , ( referring to his Honor's explanations of it in the general speech . ) In the mean time . we desire that ...
... hope when we show you this belt again , we shall give you reason to rejoice at it , by your seeing the vacancies in it filled up , ( referring to his Honor's explanations of it in the general speech . ) In the mean time . we desire that ...
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