Affection and Friendship for the Choctaw Nation

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Type

Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document

Description

Knox assures the Choctaws of the affection and friendship of General Washington for the Choctaw nation and enlists their aid in the campaign against the hostile Indians north of the Ohio.

Date

02/17/1792

Document number

1792021700300

Notable persons

Henry Knox
your father, General Washington, the Great Chief of the United States
chiefs of the Cherokees
peaceable red people
Choctaws
Creeks
Chickasaws
bad Indians, north of the Ohio
Kickapoos and their allies
our troops
white frontier people
your young warriors
our troops
commanding general at Fort Washington

Notable locations

north of the Ohio
Fort Washington
Philadelphia

Notable items

peace with all the Southern tribes
friendship
enemies
war with the bad Indians
frontier settlements
their lands
kindness
lies
large body of troops
two great silver medals
two sets of arm bands
two suits of rich uniform clothes
affection
forerunners of other good things
more extensive presents
Treaty of Hopewell
bond of our union
friends and protectors
next campaign
your happiness
goodness of his heart
friendship of the United States
a great white belt