Commissioners for Indian Affairs in the Northern Department
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Commissioners for Indian Affairs in the Northern Department
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Benjamin Lincoln, Beverly Randolph, and Timothy Pickering, appointed to negotiate for peace and boundary setting in Northwest Territory in 1792-1793.
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| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Your Care of Our Safety | Document | |
| Letter Citation | Document | |
| Indians' Speech | Document | |
| Letter Citation | Document |
| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Commissioners Advise No Movement, Lest Indians Interpret it as Hostile | author | Document |
| Warning that Wayne's Preparations Signal to Indians that U.S. is Preparing for War | author | Document |
| Inquiry as to when Indian Nations will arrive at Sandusky | author | Document |
| Border Disputes and other issues | author | Document |
| Commissioners Clarifying Misunderstanding | author | Document |
| U.S. & Indian Differences Regarding Ohio River Boundary Irreconcilable; War Will Continue | author | Document |
| Failed Attempts to Reach a Peace Agreement | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Commissioners Report Their Arrival at Fort Erie | author | Document |
| A Just Account of Our Transactions | author | Document |