| Regarding offensive expedition against certain Creek Towns, the legal authority to declare war, the requirement for a formal declaration of war, the effect of European politics, Spain and the Court of Madrid, outrages against Cherokees and the authority of states to come to the aid of one another |
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| Letter for Secretary of War Henry Knox to South Carolina Governor William Moultrie requesting that he refrain from providing military assistance to Georgia militia in proposed offensive operations against Creek Nation |
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| A report from James Seagrove Creek Indian Agent on meeting with Georgia Governor Telfair regarding Georgia Militia planned offensive operations against the unfriendly Creek Towns |
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| Governor of Georgia writes to Secretary at War regarding Indian hostilities |
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| Deposition of Henry Carrel take by Jared Irwin |
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| James Seagrove Creek Indian Agent letter to Georgia Governor Telfair on planned meeting with Creeks on 10 September 1793 |
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| A report of a council of federal officers requesting party of federal troops to provide security for James Seagrove and his party during peace visit to Creeks |
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| Request from Major Gaither to Governor Telfair to raise troops under Gaither's command for defense of Georgia |
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| Extract of a letter from General Twiggs to Governor Telfair |
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| Governor of Georgia writes to Secretary at War regarding Indian hostilities |
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| Report from Captain Constant Freeman to Henry Knox on Georgia militia; muster and pay, James Seagrove's visit with the Creeks and Indian mischief on the frontier |
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| Confirmation of Orders to Protect Public Stores |
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| James Seagrove report to Captain Constant Freeman on visit with Creeks, and instances of resistance to visit in Georgia countryside, |
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| Letter from Secretary of War Henry Knox to James Seagrove, Agent to the Creek Nations on his efforts to bring about peace with the Creek Nation, a proposal to invite Creek Chiefs to meet President Washington and Congress, and Knox's letter to Governor Telfair regarding offensive operations against the Creek Nation |
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| Suspect Intelligence; Promotions & Court-Martials |
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| Letter from James Seagrove to Georgia Governor Telfair regarding Georgia inhabitant resistance toward his efforts to meet with Creek leadership |
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| Report from Captain Constant Freeman to Henry Knox on Georgia resistance to Seagrove's peace efforts and Seagrove's relationship with the people of Georgia |
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| Update on March |
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| LtCol Melton's statement to the Creeks at Donally Town |
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| Letter from James Seagrove Creek Indian Agent to Governor Telfair on Creek wishes for peace and request that Governor stop Georgia Militia disruptions of peace efforts |
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| Report from Major Henry Gaither to Henry Knox Secretary of War on Georgia Militia efforts to intercept James Seagrove Creek Indian Agent |
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| The Flame Will Break Out |
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| Statement of Frederick Dalcho Surgeons Mate Legion of United States on Georgia Militia efforts to intercept James Seagrove during peace overtures with Creeks |
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| LtCol Melton informs the Governor of his actions |
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| Letter from W Urquhart on behalf of Georgia Governor Telfair to James Seagrove on conditions for peace with Creek Indians |
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