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... situation in the front of battle , they were during those three wars , the aggressors , and , to the last moment , the most active and formidable enemies of America . * 50 A SYNOPSIS OF THE INDIAN TRIBES . [ INTROD .
... situation in the front of battle , they were during those three wars , the aggressors , and , to the last moment , the most active and formidable enemies of America . * 50 A SYNOPSIS OF THE INDIAN TRIBES . [ INTROD .
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American Antiquarian Society. the most active and formidable enemies of America . * The decisive victory of General Wayne ( 1794 ) dissolved the con- federacy ; and the Delawares were the greatest sufferers by the treaty of Greenville of ...
American Antiquarian Society. the most active and formidable enemies of America . * The decisive victory of General Wayne ( 1794 ) dissolved the con- federacy ; and the Delawares were the greatest sufferers by the treaty of Greenville of ...
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... enemies . " In the years 1730-1740 , the Five Nations complained , that the inhabitants of Maryland encroached on their lands . The treaty of Lancaster , in the year 1744 , was held principally for the purpose of settling those ...
... enemies . " In the years 1730-1740 , the Five Nations complained , that the inhabitants of Maryland encroached on their lands . The treaty of Lancaster , in the year 1744 , was held principally for the purpose of settling those ...
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... enemies of the Senecas , and that they were but late comers north of the Ohio . In the year 1684 , in answer to the complaint of the French , that they had attacked the Twightees or Miamis , the Five Nations assigned as one of the ...
... enemies of the Senecas , and that they were but late comers north of the Ohio . In the year 1684 , in answer to the complaint of the French , that they had attacked the Twightees or Miamis , the Five Nations assigned as one of the ...
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... enemies even under the walls of Quebec . The greater part of the Ahrendas , † and several detached bands , surrender- ed and were incorporated into the Five Nations . The remnant of the Tionontates took refuge amongst the Chippeways of ...
... enemies even under the walls of Quebec . The greater part of the Ahrendas , † and several detached bands , surrender- ed and were incorporated into the Five Nations . The remnant of the Tionontates took refuge amongst the Chippeways of ...
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