American and British Claims Arbitration, Volume 2, Parts 3-5

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1913 - Great Britain

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... with whom they might be at war at the time of the ratification , and to restore to such tribes all the rights and privileges to which they were entitled previous to the war : provided that such tribes or nations should agree to desist ...

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... with whom they might be at war at the time of the ratification , and to restore to such tribes all the rights and privileges to which they were entitled previous to the war : provided that such tribes or nations should agree to desist ...

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Selected pages

Sir George Prevost to Earl Bathurst October 5 1812	489

Exhibit 287	492

Earl Bathurst to Sir George Prevost December 9 1812	493

Correspondence and Negotiations	500

Draft of original Protocol made by the American Ministers of	506

J Q Adams to the Secretary of State August 17 1814	510

Jonathan Russell to the American Minister at Paris September	536

Lord Bathurst to the Commissioners at Ghent October 5 1814	545

The Treaty with the Pawnee Marhar 1818	687

The Secretary of War to Major General Harrison Brigadier General McArthur and John Graham June 9 1815	689

The Secretary of War to Governor Worhtington and Governor Cass June 12 1815	693

The Secretary of War to Governor Cass June 12 1815	694

George Graham to General Harrison July 12 1815	695

Edward Barrack to General Harrison August 27 1815	696

Lieutenant Colonel James to General Harrison August 29 1815	697

General Harrison to Lieutenant Colonel James August 30 1815	698

J Q Adams to the Secretary of State October 10 1814	551

Lord Bathurst to the Commissioners at Ghent October 18 1814	557

Lord Liverpool to the Duke of Wellington November 13 1814	563

The British to the American Plenipotentiaries November	569

Lord Liverpool to the British Ambassador at Lisbon December	575

Discussion in Parliament	585

Summary of the Debate in Parliament	603

Extracts from Journals of the Period	608

Miscellaneous Letters and Papers	614

Action of the United States	617

Governor Edwards and Auguste Chouteau March 11 1815	621

The Secretary of War to the Governors of Tennessee Kentucky	627

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The Secretary of War to Commissioners Clark Edwards and Chouteau November 24 1815	639

Governor Clark and Auguste Chouteau to the Secretary of War July 1 1817	640

Governor Clark Governor Edwards and Auguste Chouteau to the Secretary of War March 31 1817	642

George Graham to Governor Clark June 9 1817	643

The Treaty with the Potawatomi 1815	645

The Treaty with the Piankashaw 1815	647

The Treaty with the Teton 1815	648

The Treaty with the Sioux of the Lakes 1815	650

The Treaty with the Sioux of St Peters River 1815	651

The Treaty with the Yankton Sioux 1815	653

The Treaty with the Makah 1815	654

The Treaty with the Kickapoo 1815	656

The Treaty with the Osage 1815	657

The Treaty with the Sauk 1815	660

The Treaty with the Foxes 1815	662

The Treaty with the Iowa 1815	664

The Treaty with the Kansa 1815	666

The Treaty with the Sauk 1816	668

The Treaty with the Sioux 1816	672

The Treaty with the Winnebago 1816	675

The Treaty with the Menominee 1817	677

The Treaty with the Oto 1817	679

The Treaty with the Ponca 1817	681

The Treaty with the Grand Pawnee 1818	682

The Treaty with the Noisy Pawnee 1818	684

The Treaty with the Pawnee Republic 1818	686

General Harrison and John Graham to the Secretary of War September 9 1815	700

Journal of the Proceedings of the Commissioners to treat with the Northwest Indians at Detroit August 22 1815	703

Treaty with the Wyandot and other tribes 1815	725

Extract from Seventh Annual Message of President Madison De cember 5 1815	729

Statement transmitted to the President by the Secretary of War April 1 1818	730

List of Indian Agents with the salary etc allowed to each	731

The Secretary of War to Governor Cass August 19 1818	732

Governor Cass to the Secretary of War October 17 1821	733

Governor Cass to the Secretary of War October 29 1821	735

Extinguishment of Indian title to lands February 13 1823	737

Indian Annuities March 3 1811March 3 1815	739

Indian Annuities 17911819 740	740

Value Interest etc	742

William Lee to the Secretary of War April 8 1822	745

Expenses of Jasper Parrish January 1 1822September 1 1822	746

Statement showing the names and numbers of certain Indian tribes and the land claimed by them	748

Action of Great Britain Exhibit 238 Sir George Prevost to Earl Bathurst March 13 1815	749

Speech to the Indians	750

Lieutenant Governor Gore to Colonel Claus January 17 1816	751

Lieutenant Governor Gore to Major General DeWatteville March 15 1816	753

J L Sherbrook to Earl Bathurst September 20 1816	754

Superintendent McKay to Earl Bathurst February 15 1819	755

RELATIONS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK WITH THE IROQUOIS INDIANS PAGE	757

The Iroquois Confederacy	759

Letters on the Iroquois by Lewis H Morgan	796

Condition of the New York Indians	804

Property among the Indians	805

Policy of New York toward the Indians	806

Condition of the Cayuga Indians	824

The Indian Leases	828

Petition of the Cayuga Indians to the Governor of New York April 17 1792	841

Moses DeWitt to Simon DeWitt December 30 1793	842

Governor Clinton to Major Dezeng January 24 1794	843

Governor Clinton to the Cayuga Chiefs and Warriors January	844

Israel Chapin to Governor Clinton September 27 1794	866

An Act for Indian Affairs March 25 1783	878

Comptrollers Certificate of Payments of Annuities	892

Exhibit 270	904

Exhibit 279	913

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Common terms and phrases

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Title	American and British Claims Arbitration, Volume 2, Parts 3-5 American and British Claims Arbitration
Publisher	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1913
Original from	the New York Public Library
Digitized	28 Feb 2008

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