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... chief , who attended in behalf of the Six Nations , in his speech to the Governor of New Jersey , said , " the Mun ... chiefs , who signed them . But , in the course of the conferences , they declared , through their speaker , Thomas ...
... chief , who attended in behalf of the Six Nations , in his speech to the Governor of New Jersey , said , " the Mun ... chiefs , who signed them . But , in the course of the conferences , they declared , through their speaker , Thomas ...
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... Chief Tedyuscung said , " We intend to settle at Wyoming ; we want to have certain boundaries fixed between you and ... chiefs answered that they were not authorized to sell any lands ; that they would refer the demand to their great ...
... Chief Tedyuscung said , " We intend to settle at Wyoming ; we want to have certain boundaries fixed between you and ... chiefs answered that they were not authorized to sell any lands ; that they would refer the demand to their great ...
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... chief , spoke in behalf of the five younger nations , to wit , the Cayugas , the Oneidas , the Tuscaroras , the Nanticokes and Conoys , and the Tuteloes . The Conoys were either a tribe of the Nanticokes or intimate- ly connected with ...
... chief , spoke in behalf of the five younger nations , to wit , the Cayugas , the Oneidas , the Tuscaroras , the Nanticokes and Conoys , and the Tuteloes . The Conoys were either a tribe of the Nanticokes or intimate- ly connected with ...
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... chief , who lived at Locust Necktown , Goose Creek , Choctank River , Dorset County , Maryland . The village consisted of five wigwams and two board houses . The few surviving Indians . spoke exclusively their own language among ...
... chief , who lived at Locust Necktown , Goose Creek , Choctank River , Dorset County , Maryland . The village consisted of five wigwams and two board houses . The few surviving Indians . spoke exclusively their own language among ...
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... chief , in answer to some observations from the Virginia commissioners , said , " Though great things are well remembered among us , yet we don't remember that we were ever conquered by the Great King , or that we have been employed by ...
... chief , in answer to some observations from the Virginia commissioners , said , " Though great things are well remembered among us , yet we don't remember that we were ever conquered by the Great King , or that we have been employed by ...
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