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Page 436
... writes that they " are continually committing hostilities on the frontiers of Kentucky and Cumberland . They have sent a few of their warriors to Augusta , Ga . , with peace talks to amuse that State , while they bend all their forces ...
... writes that they " are continually committing hostilities on the frontiers of Kentucky and Cumberland . They have sent a few of their warriors to Augusta , Ga . , with peace talks to amuse that State , while they bend all their forces ...
Page 438
... writes the governor : " I had nearly got ready to move to Powell's Valley when the Indians attacked the settlement on Clinch . This discouraged the men and families for the present , but I hope to be able to move them towards fall if ...
... writes the governor : " I had nearly got ready to move to Powell's Valley when the Indians attacked the settlement on Clinch . This discouraged the men and families for the present , but I hope to be able to move them towards fall if ...
Page 458
... writes Governor Henry from Chota that the governor of the Floridas was giving aid to the hostile Creeks ; that an army of Georgia was in motion against them ; that the Cherokees were much pleased at this and might be induced to give ...
... writes Governor Henry from Chota that the governor of the Floridas was giving aid to the hostile Creeks ; that an army of Georgia was in motion against them ; that the Cherokees were much pleased at this and might be induced to give ...
Contents
Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hou Ainsworth | 33 |
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