Attention to Letter from John Sullivan about Activity on Ohio and Tennessee |
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Indian business is unfavorable, but holds out hope for peace |
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Regarding the dispositions of the Northern and Western Indians as stated by St. Clair |
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Current state of uncertainty and the Six Nations meeting at the council at Detroit |
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Letters to Governor of Virginia and President of Pennsylvania requesting that they prepare militias |
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Report on the state of Indian affairs |
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Resolve of Congress and Proclamation, dated 1 September 1788 |
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Report on treaty efforts |
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Indian intelligence report, council at Miami and role played by Joseph Brant |
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Report on treaty efforts |
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Correspondence with Six Nations and Cornplanter |
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Knox expresses chagrin that the Indians have postponed their meeting |
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Arrival of Five Nations, Senecas, Wyandots, Delawares, Ottawas, Chippewas, Pottawatamies, Sacs |
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Capricious conduct of Indians; need to avoid war; assembly of congress |
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Letters from Arthur St. Clair and Act of Congress 12 August 1788 |
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On the convening of congress; reference to Brant and his Mohawks |
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Illness of Secretary of War; proceedings from Virginia |
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Illness of Secretary of War and correspondence |
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Regarding appropriations for services performed in Northern Indian Department |
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Request for estimate of expenses for treating with Wabash Indians |
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Debarkation of Troops from Carolina at Wilmington |
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Request for information in order to settle accounts |
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[COPY] Report on the Petition of Stephen Moore |
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Appointment of Knox as Major General, Commander of Troops on Frontier |
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