Governors Messages and Letters, Volum 1Indiana Historical Commission, 1922 |
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... Miami Chiefs to me at this place . The Little Turtle has declined the invita- tion and gives the artful and mischievous reason which you will see in the enclosed address and I am persuaded that he will make every exertion in his power ...
... Miami Chiefs to me at this place . The Little Turtle has declined the invita- tion and gives the artful and mischievous reason which you will see in the enclosed address and I am persuaded that he will make every exertion in his power ...
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... Miami Chief then spoke as follows We have listened to what our Father has said . Putawati- mies and Deliwares we have hard him say that you were united for the purpose of complying with his wishes I am sorry that he has met with so much ...
... Miami Chief then spoke as follows We have listened to what our Father has said . Putawati- mies and Deliwares we have hard him say that you were united for the purpose of complying with his wishes I am sorry that he has met with so much ...
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... Miami of the lake , where the road from Fort Pitt joins it . It passes the Miami Bay in the woods , and from Otter Creek on the Lake follows said lake to Big Rock and Brownstown . Perhaps near where Fort Miami stood would be the best ...
... Miami of the lake , where the road from Fort Pitt joins it . It passes the Miami Bay in the woods , and from Otter Creek on the Lake follows said lake to Big Rock and Brownstown . Perhaps near where Fort Miami stood would be the best ...
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1805 April 28 Jefferson to Harrison Asking him | 126 |
1805 June 22 Wells to Gibson Indians at Fort Wayne | 139 |
1805 July 29 Message to the General Assembly First | 152 |
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