Andrew Pickens

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Andrew Pickens

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Andrew Pickens

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Militia leader in the Revolutionary War, including the Battle of Cowpens. Member of the House of Representatives from South Carolina. Indian Commissioner, negotiated a treaty with the Creeks and Cherokees.

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Report on Treaty of Hopewell, Made with the Cherokee Indians author Document
Instructions to the leaders of the Creek Nation author Document
Letter to General Alexander McGillivray and the Creek Nation author Document
Seek to Establish Treaty with Cherokees author Document
Delay in Cherokee Arrival, Delayed Treaty Talks author Document
Invitation to the Creek Nation to meet with U.S. authorities author Document
Preparations for Treaty and Intent of Indians Not to Remain Much Longer author Document
Goods Left at Hopewell, Etc. author Document
Letter Citation author Document
Creeks Have Declared War author Document
Expedition Against the Creek Nation author Document
Goods Needed Annually for the Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians author Document
Pickens' Answer to the President's Question author Document
Letter from Andrew Pickens to Henry Knox on the troops and militia author Document
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Knox transmits Award to Colonel Pickens for actions at Cowpens Document
Indians Seeking Peace Document
Talk of Badger, Cherokee Headman, about Treaty Document
Request to keep Indians together in preparation for treaty talks Document
Articles of Instruction from the President Document
Exert Your Influence Over the Southern Indians Document
Letter Citation Document
Indian relations and possibility of offensive operations Document
Letter from Henry Knox to Andrew Pickens on peace with the Cherokee Document
Payment of Militia for Protection of Indians Document
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Military Demonstration of Power Against the Creeks Document