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Title | Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Bedford stating the receipt of one from Governor Clinton of New York with two copies of an inclosed inscription upon a leaden plate by which the French claim the River Ohio and lands adjacent, together with a Speech made by the Indians of the Six Nations to Colonel Johnson and his answer thereto |
Reference | CO 5/1087 |
Library | The National Archives |
Date | 4 Dec 1750 - 15 Mar 1751 |
Document Type | Correspondence; Speech; Transcript |
Theme(s) | French; American Indians |
Keywords | Six Nations, governor, French, land, Indians, translation, river, Five Nations, Seneca, chief, gift, Cayuga |
Places | Ohio River; London; New York; Mount Johnson; Niagara; Lake Erie; Philadelphia; Virginia |
People | Russell, John (4th Duke of Bedford); Clinton, George; Johnson, William; Hay, Thomas (9th Earl of Kinnoull and Viscount Dupplin); Montagu-Dunk, George (2nd Earl of Halifax); Townshend, Charles (2nd Viscount Townshend); Warraghiyagee; Onoghcaritawey; Sagangiona; Cour, Jean; Johnson, William; Peters, Richard; Joncourt, Peter de; King Louis XV of France |
Copyright | Crown Copyright documents ΒΈ are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK |