Love and Attachment to the Creek Nation

Item

Type

Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document

Title

Love and Attachment to the Creek Nation

Description

Knox sends a message to the Creeks to reaffirm the friendship of President Washington for the southern Indians and to warn them of the subversive activies of William Bowles.

year created

1792

month created

02

day created

17

author

in collection

content note

American State Papers, Indians Affairs

notable person/group

Henry Knox
Your father, General Washington, the Great Chief of the United States
Creek nation
Chinnabie
the other chiefs who accompanied your beloved chief, General Alexander McGillivray, to New York
[William] Bowles
Cherokees

notable location

New York

notable item/thing

evidence of his love and attachment to the Creek nation
bond of union between the United States and your nation
disturbances in your nation
imposter
great white belt
perpetual remembrance of our friendship
great joy and satisfaction

notable phrase

Your father, General Washington, the Great Chief of the United States, has directed me to this talk to you
receive it therefore with gladness, as an evidence of his love and attachment to the Creek nation.

document number

1792021700200

Document instances

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Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Henry Knox [unknown] [n/a]
Recipient Creek Nation of Indians [unknown] [n/a]