Evidence of foreign interference to excite Indian hostility

Item

Type

Draft Document

Title

Evidence of foreign interference to excite Indian hostility

Description

Memorandum containing evidence from the last few months of foreign interference in order to excite Indian hostility against Americans, particularly on the part of the Spanish - in clear of violation of Pinckney's Treaty. Surprise attacks and the arming of Indians are common themes.

year created

1797

month created

10

day created

26

author

in collection

in image

notable person/group

James McHenry
Little Turtle
James Wilkinson
Lormier
Enrique White
Indians
Spanish
Creeks
lower Creeks
chiefs
English
Americans
whites
Delaware
Spaniards
agents
Miamis
French
women
children
warriors
Cherokee
troops
Choctaws
British

notable location

West Niagara
Natchez
Northwestern Territory
Tawa Towns
Spain
New Orleans
Island of St. John
St. Lawrence
Detroit
St. Louis
United States
L'anguille
Wabash
Fort Wayne
U.S.
Pensacola
East Florida
Creek Nation
France
Cherokee Nation
Delaware Nation
Choctaw Nation

notable item/thing

Guns
hatchet
commission
tomahawk
cannon
presents
gifts
garrison

notable idea/issue

Pinckney's Treaty
Treaty of San Lorenzo
Treaty of Madrid

document number

1797102600001

page start

1

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Document instances

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[view document] (6 pages) BRD13 (6 pages) Collection: James McHenry Papers B: 2, 7, [filed w/ 1796]

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author James McHenry [unknown] [n/a]