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  Lease of 250,000 Acres Between Lake Simcoe and Lake Huron
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  Surrender of 1.5 Million Acres
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  Surrender of 1.5 Million Acres
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  Purchase of 250,000 Acres of Land Between Lake Simcoe and Lake Huron
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  Map of Indian Burial Ground, 5 August 1816
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  Lease Agreement, Map and Surrender for Land in Thurlow Township, 5-6 August 1816
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  Toronto Purchase, 1 August 1805
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  Simcoe to McKee, 8 September 1793.
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  Address to the Governor-General, Lord Dufferin from the Ojibway Indians of Parry Sound District.
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  Bad Boy, Qui-we-sain-shis, a Cree Indian.
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  Archival Document
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  Archival Document
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  J G Simcoe to Colr McKee. 23 January 1793.
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  Two Ottawa Chiefs Who with Others Lately Came Down from Michillimackinac
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  Archival Document
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  Archival Document
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  Wapagad/Wapagase to Mr. Jones, 25 March 1819.
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  England to McKee, 21 May 1793.
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  Invoice of provisions for the Indians at the Miamis, 3 July 1793
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  Council held at Niagara 26th Sept. 1796
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  Peter Newhouse, an Onondaga chief who posed for one of the statues of the Indian figures at the base of the Joseph Brant Memorial.
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  Cayuga Long House. Six Nations Reserve, Ontario.
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  St. Regis Akwesasne Surrender
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  Jarvis, [first name illegible] to [illegible].
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  Estimation of ten head Cattle, Foot Rapids 13 May 1793.
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  Provisional Agreement for Penetanguishene
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  Chief Thunderwater administering Indian Oath to Grand Councillor.
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  Boy from the First Nations community of Lorette near Quebec (left) and members of the Seneca First Nation (right)
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  Burning Cloud (Oronhyatekha), Chief of the Mohawks, at Toronto.
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  Bust of a Mohawk Indian on the Grand River