Alexander Mcgillivray the Last King of the Creeks
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Rather than have war, McGillivray was entreated by letter and by special mes- senger, again and again, to adjust the matter in some way by agreement, so as to stop the flow of blood. Personal conferences were requested of him at times and places, and the commission- ers were kept waiting to meet him for months and months with- out his appearance. In describing this condition he wrote to his friend Panton : "In this do you not see my cause of triumph in bringing these "conquerors of the Old and ...the masters of the New World, as "they call themselves, to bend and supplicate for peace at the "feet of a people whom shortly before they despised and marked "out for destructior> - After repeated and persistent efforts Governor Blount, from Knoxville, finally prevailed upon him. Representing all antagonism to the white people, to meet at Knoxville for a grand treaty, on the 2nd of July, 1791. To this McGillivray assented, and drilled his representatives over and over again as to their duties, and the treaty was accordingly held.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rather than have war, McGillivray was entreated by letter and by special mes- senger, again and again, to adjust the matter in some way by agreement, so as to stop the flow of blood. Personal conferences were requested of him at times and places, and the commission- ers were kept waiting to meet him for months and months with- out his appearance. In describing this condition he wrote to his friend Panton : "In this do you not see my cause of triumph in bringing these "conquerors of the Old and ...the masters of the New World, as "they call themselves, to bend and supplicate for peace at the "feet of a people whom shortly before they despised and marked "out for destructior> - After repeated and persistent efforts Governor Blount, from Knoxville, finally prevailed upon him. Representing all antagonism to the white people, to meet at Knoxville for a grand treaty, on the 2nd of July, 1791. To this McGillivray assented, and drilled his representatives over and over again as to their duties, and the treaty was accordingly held.
What to read after Alexander Mcgillivray the Last King of the Creeks?
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