Fair and Equitable Terms of Peace
Document 1794Following the defeat of the northern tribes at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, General Wayne proposes terms for a lasting peace that will serve the interests of both red and white people.
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Typed Document
Description
Following the defeat of the northern tribes at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, General Wayne proposes terms for a lasting peace that will serve the interests of both red and white people.
Date
12/04/1794
Recipient
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Document number
1794091237002
Page start
13
Note
Typed document enclosed as part of a series of missives from Wayne to sundry chiefs and sachems.
Notable persons
Anthony Wayne
Sachems and Warriors belonging to the Chippawas, Delawares, Shawanese, Wyandots, Miamis, Tawas, Potawatomies
the President [Washington]
bad white men at the fort of the rapids
Stephen Young
George White Eyes
Robert Wilson, Interpreter
American prisoners
Notable locations
Grand Glaize
Roche de Bout
Greeneville
Notable items
permanent, fair, and honorable peace with every tribe north of the Ohio
voice of truth and peace
preliminaries of a lasting peace
scalping knife
tomahawk
drops of blood
your cultivated lands and hunting ground
corn