History of the Shawnee Indians From the Year 1681 to 1854 Inclusive
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I wrote to the commissioner, giving him a detailed account of the whole affair, and transmitted to him she speech of Cornstalk. He received my communi- cation the day before the treaty with the Wyandots was to be held — the account from the party favorable to the side, or gift of the land to that tribe, having reached him a few days previous.
After having received my papers, he wrote me am answer, the contents of which he wished me to make the Shawnee8 acquainted with, stating that, on the rece...ipt of the letter from the Ohio obiefs, which letter being approved by the agent, he convened the Wyan- dot chiefs and informed them that they could be ac- commodated with land by the Shawnees, and that he now wished to conclude the treaty, for which purpose he had a house filled. with bacon, beef, tobacco, and flour, but just at that time he received my letter.
He called the chiefs together and read the letter to them, and told them that he had now got the true state of matters regarding the Shawnees, and that he would not go another step in the matter, as he couM •not be the means of bringing trouble on the Shaw- nee*, and th&SL dismissed the council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wrote to the commissioner, giving him a detailed account of the whole affair, and transmitted to him she speech of Cornstalk. He received my communi- cation the day before the treaty with the Wyandots was to be held — the account from the party favorable to the side, or gift of the land to that tribe, having reached him a few days previous.
After having received my papers, he wrote me am answer, the contents of which he wished me to make the Shawnee8 acquainted with, stating that, on the rece...ipt of the letter from the Ohio obiefs, which letter being approved by the agent, he convened the Wyan- dot chiefs and informed them that they could be ac- commodated with land by the Shawnees, and that he now wished to conclude the treaty, for which purpose he had a house filled. with bacon, beef, tobacco, and flour, but just at that time he received my letter.
He called the chiefs together and read the letter to them, and told them that he had now got the true state of matters regarding the Shawnees, and that he would not go another step in the matter, as he couM •not be the means of bringing trouble on the Shaw- nee*, and th&SL dismissed the council.
What to read after History of the Shawnee Indians From the Year 1681 to 1854 Inclusive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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