Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Količina 8;Količina 1852

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Samuel Hazard
T. Fenn & Company, 1852
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Mahoowa Indians reside on an island in the Lakes 55
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Washington George Colonel a letter from him to Governor Denny
56
Hatson arrives from Margaret town 499
58
Pumpshire an Indian interpreter 156
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Remonstrance from the Assembly against Governor Denny
74
Forts west of Susquehanna 225
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Quahanoguesie Indians live west of the Allegheny mountains
96
Maquas or Mohock Indians not sincere or in earnest 128
113
Weiser Conrad an Indian Interpreter 50 118too much indis
118
Benjamin a Manakin Indian resides near Bethlehem
126
Wioming Indians message to them
129
Homwhyowa or Wolf King a noted Indian
134
Bill Sock of Conestogo 116 118 122he resolves to join in with
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Hunters letter 342
140
Bork Indian trader from Lancaster county
143
Moore charged with publishing a libel against the Governor
161
Boscawens letter to Governor Denny
164
Indian Nations names of which incidentally noticed but occurring
170
Chester county inhabitants of distressed 282
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Sawnaughakey a chief of the Twightwee nation 724
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Quakers address from them concerning their severe sufferings
239
Franklin Benjamin his letter touching certain complaints 279
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St Clair appointed by General Amherst to settle certain accounts
292
Indians Delawares and Shawanese not to be relied on favorable
294
Indians anxious for a personal interview with General Stanwix
301
Shippen writes to Governor Denny 113
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Bush Hill an Indian conference at 667
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Law maxim Land cannot pay two taxes
313
Gachradodo a noted Cayuga Indian 729
314

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