| Source | Name | Image(s) |
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| Collection | Clements Library: Anthony Wayne Letterbooks | ![]() |
| Collection | Ohio Historical Society: Anthony WayneTranscripts | (no image) |
| Microfilm | Historical Society Of Pennsylvania: Anthony Wayne Papers | (no image) |
| Publication | Knopf, Richard C., ed. Anthony Wayne, A Name In Arms: The Wayne-Knox-Pickering-McHenry Correspondence. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1960. | (no image) |
| Date | July 27, 1792 |
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| Author Name | Anthony Wayne (primary) Location: Pittsburgh |
| Recipient Name | Henry Knox (primary) |
| Summary | Negotiations with the Chickasaws, anxiety of the frontier settlers, enclosed list of deserters. |
| Document Format | Author's Letterbook Copy |
| Document Notes | Letter No. 8. Cited in Knox to Wayne, 08/03/1792. |
| Content Notes | A seven-page letter. |
| Related Persons/Groups | Henry Knox; Anthony Wayne; Capt. Brady; Col. Baird; Capt. Cass; Israel Chapins; Rosecrantz; Legation of the Five Nations; hostile Indians; the Cornplanter; Major McCully; Governor Mifflin; Mr. (?) Dallas; Genl. Wilkinson; Chickasaws; Major Asheton; Lieut. Morris; Lieut. Price; Capts. Carbury and Lewis; Cavalry; riflemen; Infantry; deserters; Seneca; Delaware; Shawanese; Federal Executive; ; |
| Related Places | Pittsburgh; Counties of Ohio, Washington; Westmoreland; Indian Country; Beaver Station; Nashville; Pittsburgh; ; |
| Keywords | howitzers; round pebbles; lists of deserters; treaty; negotiations; hostilities; peace; war; ; |
| Key Phrases | those people do really pester me with their apprehensions of danger, which I endeavor to quiet by reasoning of assurances of effectual support |
| Transcription | [not available] |