This document asserts that Wapacomagate acknowledges that his people considered themselves "Subjects and Children," not brothers, of the king of England. Without this acknowledgement, they were not to be admitted into the "Submission and Articles of Peace." Wapacomagate signs with a unique doodem: a bird with two medals around its neck. This calls into question what the signifier (i.e. the doodem) is meant to signify: the presence of the medals appear to be a clear representation of Wapacomagate's individual identity, not his nations' collective identity.

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