The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 2Issued under the auspices of the Thomas Jefferson memorial association of the United States, 1903 |
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Page 311
... Indians down the Ohio were Logan and his family ; but I have reason to believe that this report was unfounded . 3 Within a few days after the transaction above mentioned , a party of Indians were killed at Yellow Creek . But I must do ...
... Indians down the Ohio were Logan and his family ; but I have reason to believe that this report was unfounded . 3 Within a few days after the transaction above mentioned , a party of Indians were killed at Yellow Creek . But I must do ...
Page 314
... Indians , as war had been commenced between Cresap and them already ; that Edward King , as well as others of the party , did not conceal from the deponent the most minute cir- cumstances of this affair ; they informed him that Great ...
... Indians , as war had been commenced between Cresap and them already ; that Edward King , as well as others of the party , did not conceal from the deponent the most minute cir- cumstances of this affair ; they informed him that Great ...
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... Indians had robbed some of the land - jobbers , as those adven- turers were called . Alarmed for their safety , they collected together ' Hearing there that there were two Indians and some traders a little above Wheeling , Captain ...
... Indians had robbed some of the land - jobbers , as those adven- turers were called . Alarmed for their safety , they collected together ' Hearing there that there were two Indians and some traders a little above Wheeling , Captain ...
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NOTES ON VIRGINIA I261 | xlix |
An exact description of the limits and boundaries | 1 |
riches its trees plants fruits etc | 33 |
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