Penns Treaty With the Indians
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, August ist, 1735. Thomas Penn, . Esqr. Proprietary.
Civility, by the Interpreter, said : That there are now present three different Nations of the Indians, to witt: the Conestogoes, Ganawese, and Shawanese, who are come down to visit the Proprietors, and to renew with them the League & Chain of Friend- ship.
These Indians at a Council held at Philadia. , August 2, 1735, ratified the second and last Great Treaty of Amity.
THE TREATY. Articles of Agreement Indented, Made, Concluded, & Agreed up...on at Philadelphia, The second great th e e at /ound w e e r e a n n d the twenty-third day of the second Month called April, in the year One thousand seven hundred and one, between William Penn, 1 Proprietary and Governor of the Province of Pennsylvania and Ter- ritories thereunto belonging, on the one Part, And Con- noodaghtoh, King of the Indians inhabiting upon and about the River Susquehannah in the said Province, And 1 It was the Founder's intention to locate a second Philadelphia on the Susque- hanna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, August ist, 1735. Thomas Penn, . Esqr. Proprietary.
Civility, by the Interpreter, said : That there are now present three different Nations of the Indians, to witt: the Conestogoes, Ganawese, and Shawanese, who are come down to visit the Proprietors, and to renew with them the League & Chain of Friend- ship.
These Indians at a Council held at Philadia. , August 2, 1735, ratified the second and last Great Treaty of Amity.
THE TREATY. Articles of Agreement Indented, Made, Concluded, & Agreed up...on at Philadelphia, The second great th e e at /ound w e e r e a n n d the twenty-third day of the second Month called April, in the year One thousand seven hundred and one, between William Penn, 1 Proprietary and Governor of the Province of Pennsylvania and Ter- ritories thereunto belonging, on the one Part, And Con- noodaghtoh, King of the Indians inhabiting upon and about the River Susquehannah in the said Province, And 1 It was the Founder's intention to locate a second Philadelphia on the Susque- hanna.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles S Charles Shearer Keyser to read onlineMoreLess
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