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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... ship of the aforesaid Six Nations of Indians , and their attach- ment to the British interest in America ; and also what else may be necessary to prohibit the French and their allies the Indians from encroaching on the lands within the ...
... ship of the aforesaid Six Nations of Indians , and their attach- ment to the British interest in America ; and also what else may be necessary to prohibit the French and their allies the Indians from encroaching on the lands within the ...
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... ship . It gives us great satisfaction that you have lately added two links to the chain , the Shanihadaradighroones and the Tedderighroones , as it will always give us pleasure to see your strength increased . This chain hath remained ...
... ship . It gives us great satisfaction that you have lately added two links to the chain , the Shanihadaradighroones and the Tedderighroones , as it will always give us pleasure to see your strength increased . This chain hath remained ...
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... ship for us . We don't complain of those who have honestly bought the land they possess , or of those to whom we have given any , but of some who have taken more than we have given them . We find we are very poor . We thought we had yet ...
... ship for us . We don't complain of those who have honestly bought the land they possess , or of those to whom we have given any , but of some who have taken more than we have given them . We find we are very poor . We thought we had yet ...
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... ship always used to burn ; and ' tis now three years since we have been called to any public treaty here . ' Tis true there are Commissioners here , but they have never invited us to smoke with them , ( by which they mean the ...
... ship always used to burn ; and ' tis now three years since we have been called to any public treaty here . ' Tis true there are Commissioners here , but they have never invited us to smoke with them , ( by which they mean the ...
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... ship which has subsisted between the white people of this country and us . Our forefathers had a castle on this river . As one of them walked out , he saw something on the river ; but was at a loss to know what it was . He took it at ...
... ship which has subsisted between the white people of this country and us . Our forefathers had a castle on this river . As one of them walked out , he saw something on the river ; but was at a loss to know what it was . He took it at ...
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