Pikes Explorations in Minnesota 1805 6
Pikes Explorations in Minnesota 1805 6
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ANDERSON, who was agent of DICKSON, and also for some young Indians, at his house, to come over and breakfast in the morning.
FEBRUARY 7th, Friday. Remained within doors, my limbs being still very much swelled. Addressed a letter to Mr. M'GiLLis on the subject of the N. W. Company trade in this quarter.
EXTRACT FROM THE LETTER OP LIEUT. PIKE TO HUGH M'GILLIS.
I have therefore to request of you, assurance on the following heads, which setting aside the chicanery of law, as a gentleman, you will ...strictly adhere to, viz : That you will make representations to your agents, at your headquar- ters, on Lake Superior, of the quantity of goods wanted the ensuing spring, for your establishments in the territory of the United States, in 400 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS.
time sufficient, or as early as possible, for them to enter them at the C. H. Of Michilimackinac, and obtain a clearance and license to trade in due form.
2d. That you will give immediate instruction to all your posts in said territory, under your direction, at no time and on no pretence whatever to hoist, or suffer to be hoisted, the English flag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANDERSON, who was agent of DICKSON, and also for some young Indians, at his house, to come over and breakfast in the morning.
FEBRUARY 7th, Friday. Remained within doors, my limbs being still very much swelled. Addressed a letter to Mr. M'GiLLis on the subject of the N. W. Company trade in this quarter.
EXTRACT FROM THE LETTER OP LIEUT. PIKE TO HUGH M'GILLIS.
I have therefore to request of you, assurance on the following heads, which setting aside the chicanery of law, as a gentleman, you will ...strictly adhere to, viz : That you will make representations to your agents, at your headquar- ters, on Lake Superior, of the quantity of goods wanted the ensuing spring, for your establishments in the territory of the United States, in 400 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS.
time sufficient, or as early as possible, for them to enter them at the C. H. Of Michilimackinac, and obtain a clearance and license to trade in due form.
2d. That you will give immediate instruction to all your posts in said territory, under your direction, at no time and on no pretence whatever to hoist, or suffer to be hoisted, the English flag.
What to read after Pikes Explorations in Minnesota 1805 6?
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