England to McKee, 19 November 1793.
England to McKee, 19 November 1793.
England to McKee, 19 November 1793.
Two interesting items are contained in this letter. First, England's sentence "I agree with You that the Reports of the Indians relative to the Army under General Wayne are too contradictory to make it any Object to Risk a a Vessel to Fort Erie at this late Season" implies that there is a military tensions that heretofore was absent between the Indians and the British. Second, England writes that he asked M{r} Duggan to "Add a few more Articles which perhaps you may wish to give to the Chiefs in Your neighbourhood before You greet them."
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People: Wayne! General; The Lieutenant Governor! His Excellency; Elliott! Captain; Duggan! M{r}; McKee! Colonel; England! [illegible first initials]
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Claus Papers, Vol. 6 (M.G. 19, F1) reel C1479, pp. 61-62.
Created by Research Assistant Aaron Mills during the first summer of the SSHRC Aboriginal Research Grant 2007 to 2010