| Federal Commissioners to Major Craig [letter no. 3] on delivery of letters to Major General Wayne by multiple means |
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| Letter from Federal Commissioners to Lieutenant Tinsley, commanding officer Fort Franklin, [no. 1] |
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| Letter from Federal Commissioners to Lieutenant Tinsley, commanding officer Fort Franklin, [no. 2] requesting assistance in delivery of letters to Pittsburg |
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| Letter from Federal Commissioners at Sandusky to Mr William Wilson on delivery of letters to Major General Wayne |
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| Federal Commissioners to Lt. Col Clarke, or officer commanding at Pittsburg |
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| Letter to Captain Israel Chapin, Canandaigua requesting that Chapin forward letter to General Knox with utmost dispatch |
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| Certification of transactions in attempting to negotiate a peace with the Western Indians, now in hostilities with the United States |
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| Submit Enclosed Letters to the Southwestern Territory |
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| Sketches of Notes for the President |
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| A Just Account of Our Transactions |
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| Knox to Governor Blount expressing President of United States General George Washington's concern regarding inroads by whites into peaceable part of Cherokee Nation |
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| Message from Secretary of War Henry Knox to the Hanging Maw sent by Governor Blount on the Incident at Hanging Maw |
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| Mr Allison has settled his accounts. |
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| Inability to Remedy the Lawless Violence on the Frontiers |
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| We do not permit an individual to be his own avenger. |
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| Take the Lowest Offer |
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| Report on incident between whites and Cherokees at Mr. Whitney's store at Ward's Mill, killings near Ft Matthews, calling out the militia and letter from Creeks to President |
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| Opinion Respecting the French Consul at Boston. |
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| Irregular Design of Invading Indians |
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| Deposition of James Aikens describing threats by inabitants of Georgia against Federal Indians agents their employ |
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| Indian Depredations. |
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| Failure to Secure Peace With Northwest Indians; Discussion of Militia |
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| Letter to the Governor of Virginia |
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| James Seagrove Creek Indian Agent, to Secretary of War Henry Knox on how Georgia inhabitants view peace efforts with Creek Nation, attempts to meet with Georgia Governor Telfair, proposal for meeting of Creek Chiefs at Philadelphia, and rumors of whites and Chickasaws planning to attack Creeks |
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| Letter from Constant Freeman to Henry Knox on arms and ammunition for Georgia militia, James Seagrove's 10 September meeting with Creeks, on disagreement between Seagrove and Governor Telfair on whether there is peace with Indians in Georgia, Federal supply of militia troops, the cross-purposes effect of Georgia's war mobilization on Seagrove's meeting with Creeks, |
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