Peace and Politics with Frontier Indians
Document 1792State of tranquility on frontier attributed to peaceful overtures made by U.S. towards Cherokees.
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[Secretary at Wars
Letter
Sep. 14. 92
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
State of tranquility on frontier attributed to peaceful overtures made by U.S. towards Cherokees.
Date
09/15/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1792091513001
Notable persons
Henry Lee
Henry Knox
Governor Blount
General Pickens
Cherokee
Indians
Indian Nation
Six Nations
Secretary at War
General Anthony Wayne
hostile Indians
Major Trueman
Indian hunter
boy
Colonel Hardin
Captain Hendrickks
interpreter
Canada Indians
Governor Lee
Governor Virginia
His Exellency
Notable locations
Tennessee
Miami River
general government
Canada
Niagara
War Department
frontier
Virginia
Fort Pitt
Fort Washington
Nashville
river
Ohio
Notable items
goods