Pennsylvania ArchivesSamuel Hazard, John Blair Linn, William Henry Egle, George Edward Reed, Thomas Lynch Montgomery, Gertrude MacKinney, Charles Francis Hoban J. Severns & Company, 1877 A collection of documents supplementing the companion series known as "Colonial records of Pennsylvania" which contain the minutes of the Provincial Council, of the Council of Safety, and of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania. |
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Σελίδα 33
... Canadians will support this affiair which will , otherwise , perish of itself , whilst the English merchants , more pow- erful than our Canadians , will with good ships continue their trade , whereby they will enrich themselves at the ...
... Canadians will support this affiair which will , otherwise , perish of itself , whilst the English merchants , more pow- erful than our Canadians , will with good ships continue their trade , whereby they will enrich themselves at the ...
Σελίδα 68
... the Im- portance thereof . Upon hearing that the Canadians were busy mustering up a number of men for some Enterprize in the Spring I thought proper to send an express through the five Nations 68 PAPERS RELATING TO THE.
... the Im- portance thereof . Upon hearing that the Canadians were busy mustering up a number of men for some Enterprize in the Spring I thought proper to send an express through the five Nations 68 PAPERS RELATING TO THE.
Σελίδα 91
... Canadian territory which unites the two Colonies , but moreover in exciting the different Nations of Indians against us . They have been for a long time at work to gain over the Chactas , a very numerous Nation of Louisiana ; they had ...
... Canadian territory which unites the two Colonies , but moreover in exciting the different Nations of Indians against us . They have been for a long time at work to gain over the Chactas , a very numerous Nation of Louisiana ; they had ...
Σελίδα 97
... Canadians who are accustomed to live in the woods , like the Indians , and become thereby not only qualified to lead them to fight the English , but to wage war even against these same Indians when necessity obliges . Hence ' twill be ...
... Canadians who are accustomed to live in the woods , like the Indians , and become thereby not only qualified to lead them to fight the English , but to wage war even against these same Indians when necessity obliges . Hence ' twill be ...
Σελίδα 98
... Canadians with the Indians . Should and unforseen revolution disturb the inmate union now existing between the two Crowns , we should even be able , by means of Louisiana , to share with the Spaniards the profit of the rich set ...
... Canadians with the Indians . Should and unforseen revolution disturb the inmate union now existing between the two Crowns , we should even be able , by means of Louisiana , to share with the Spaniards the profit of the rich set ...
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acquaint Albany answer arms arrived attack Beautiful river Belt of Wampum Bretheren Brother Canada Canadians Capt Captain Chief Chouaguen CLEMENT BIDDLE Coll Colony command Commissioners considerable copy Council Covenant Chain Creek Delawares Denny desire detachment dians Duquesne enemy English execution expect expence Five Nations Fort Duquesne Fort Franklin Fort Frontenac Forts France French Frontenac frontiers garrison Gave a Belt German Flatts GOVERNOR MIFFLIN honor hostilities hundred informed Iroquois killed King Lake Ontario lands leagues letter Lord Lordships Majesty Majesty's Marquis meet ment Militia Mohawk Montreal necessary Niagara officers Ohio Oneidas Onondaga Oswego party peace Pennsylvania possession present Presque Isle prisoners Province provisions Quebec received respect River St Sachems scalps Senecas sent settled settlements Shawanese Sieur Sir William Johnson Six Nations string of Wampum thither THOMAS MIFFLIN tion told town trade Treaty troops Vaudreuil Wampum Warriors Wilkins