Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1886 - 28 páginas 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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... King our father ; as these matters were laid before us as of great importance , so we have made a strict inquiry amongst all our people , if any of them have either sold or given the French leave to build the forts you mention ; and we ...
... King our father ; as these matters were laid before us as of great importance , so we have made a strict inquiry amongst all our people , if any of them have either sold or given the French leave to build the forts you mention ; and we ...
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... King , that the new Governor might have power to rein- state him . We long waited in expectation of this being done ; but hearing no more of it , we embrace this opportunity of laying this belt ( and gave a belt ) before all our ...
... King , that the new Governor might have power to rein- state him . We long waited in expectation of this being done ; but hearing no more of it , we embrace this opportunity of laying this belt ( and gave a belt ) before all our ...
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... King our father . He is now taking care to preserve it for you . For this end , among others , he has directed us to meet you here ; for although the land is under the King's government , yet the property or power of selling it to any ...
... King our father . He is now taking care to preserve it for you . For this end , among others , he has directed us to meet you here ; for although the land is under the King's government , yet the property or power of selling it to any ...
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... King's presents ; but could not prevail . The Gover- nor of Virginia , finding the French still continuing their hostilities , sent Commissioners in 1751 to the Indians at Ohio , and delivered them the King's present ; and by a belt of ...
... King's presents ; but could not prevail . The Gover- nor of Virginia , finding the French still continuing their hostilities , sent Commissioners in 1751 to the Indians at Ohio , and delivered them the King's present ; and by a belt of ...
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... king ) was sent to them by the United Nations at Ohio , together with the Shawanese and Delawares , to forewarn them off their land . In the mean time , other chiefs of these several nations came to Virginia and Pennsylvania , and told ...
... king ) was sent to them by the United Nations at Ohio , together with the Shawanese and Delawares , to forewarn them off their land . In the mean time , other chiefs of these several nations came to Virginia and Pennsylvania , and told ...
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