Red Jacket's Speech

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Type

Draft Document

Description

In his speech, Red Jacket discusses the peace talks, the British forces on the frontier, British and Indian relations, and Indian independence.

Date

07/13/1791

Author

Document number

1791071390001

Page start

1

Note

Partially illegible.

Notable persons

Red Jacket
Sagoyewatha
our brothers, the British
British
man who will be our agent
Americans
Six Nations
women & children in distress
agent
King

Notable items

friendship
counsel with the British
advice of the king
address us to peace
independent nation ruled by nobody
message returned
wampum
the message you laid before us
reasons for your surprise
ugly stories
all the reasons with which you found fault
their speeches
council fire
principal speech of the British
business at this council
the reason why we were not our own masters
presents are given for their purpose to receive them
council
cost of war
treaty