| Date |
July 13, 1791 |
| Author Name |
Good Peter (primary) |
| Recipient Name |
[not available] |
| Summary |
Good Peter discusses the peace talks of the Six Nations. |
| Document Format |
Draft Letter |
| Document Notes |
Partially illegible. |
| Content Notes |
[not available] |
| Related Persons/Groups |
Good Peter; Brothers; warriors of the Six Nations; old man; ; |
| Related Places |
Allegheny; ; |
| Keywords |
settlements are extensively scattered; a few words from you; misfortunes of the late war; advice; the work of peace; purple and white strings tied together; ; |
| Key Phrases |
Follow a straight path of friendship; take pity on each other; speak with the confidence of brothers.
What you have said was very pleasing to our warriors.
What you have laid before us is very good; all you have yet to say we hope will be equally pleasing. |
| Transcription |
[not available] |
