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Contents — (cont'd) 

 Chapter 12 



Failure of expedition against Can- 

 ada. Agents at Onondaga. Pro- 

 posed English missionaries. Iro- 

 quois losses. Oreaoue' and Black 

 Kettle. Mohawk towns captured. 

 Governor Fletcher. Council at 

 Albany. Dekanissora in Canada. 

 Fort Frontenac restored. Colonial 

 congress at Albany. Delaware 

 and Iroquois. Western Indians 

 hostile. War with the French. 

 Invasion of Onondaga. Old In- 

 dian tortured. Frontenac 's con- 

 duct. Some Oneidas remove to 

 Canada. 

 Chapter 13 



Peace declared. Black Kettle kill- 

 ed. Oreaoue' dies. English pro- 

 tection of Iroquois. French and 

 English agents at Onondaga. 

 Frontenac dies. Western Indians 

 hostile. Proposed Onondaga fort. 

 Colonel Romer's journey. Money 

 for fort. Iroquois make peace 

 with Canada. Prisoners exchang- 

 ed. Jesuits return to Iroquois. 

 Council at Montreal. Beaver land 

 deed. Penn's letter. French in- 

 fluence at Onondaga. Nanticoke 

 tribute. Montour family. Iro- 

 quois join English. 

 Chapter 14 



Tributary nations. Conestoga 

 council. Indian chiefs in Eng- 

 land. Interest in them. French 

 fort at Onondaga. Iroquois at 

 Albany. Mohawk fort and chapel. 

 Delaware tribute. Peace of 

 Utrecht. Tuscaroras adopted. 

 French post at Irondequoit. Ca- 

 tawbas. Peace with the French. 

 French post at Niagara. Hen- 

 drick restored. Governor Burnet. 

 Pennsylvania lands. Boundary 

 between Six Nations and Virginia 

 Indians. English post at Ironde- 

 quoit. Colonial conference at Al- 

 bany. Far Indians at Albany. 

 Conference with Massachusetts. 

 Chapter 15 



Fort at Oswego. Trust deed of 

 residence land. Shikellimy vice- 

 roy in Pennsylvania. French at 

 Onondaga. French fort at Crown 

 Point. Pennsylvania and the Six 

 Nations. Their council. Weiser 

 and Shikellimy. Council at Sten- 

 ton. Iroquois claims. Their num- 

 bers. Albany council. French 

 claims in New York. War against 

 Southern Indians. Joncaires. 

 Blacksmiths. 



Chapter 16 



Land bought at Irondequoit. Six 

 Nations. Catawbas and Chero- 

 kees at peace. Canassatego and 

 the Delawares. Zinzendorf. Bar- 

 tram's journey. Lancaster coun- 

 cil. Black Prince. Name for 

 Maryland. Catawbas. Moravians 

 at Onondaga. Six Nations dis- 

 satisfied. Scalp bounties. Colonel 

 Johnson. Oquaga Indians. Mis- 

 sissagas. Young Indians desire 

 war. Johnson at Onondaga. 

 Treaties at Lancaster and Logs- 

 town. 

 Chapter 17 



Abbe" Picquet's mission. Shikel- 

 limy dies. Nanticokes and Shaw- 

 nees on the Susquehanna. De 

 Celoron on the Ohio. French ac- 

 tivity. Iroquois emigrants. John- 

 son buys Onondaga lake and 

 shores. Kalm. Death of Canas- 

 satego. Cammerhoff visits the 

 Six Nations. Peace with the Ca- 

 tawbas. Johnson resigns office. 

 French troops on the Ohio. Iro- 

 quois claims. War with Chero- 

 kees. Tuscarora towns. Johnson 

 at Onondaga. Tanacharisson, the 

 Half King. Moravians in New 

 York. Colonial congress at Al- 

 bany. Mutual complaints. Land 

 treaty with Pennsylvania. Fraud- 

 ulent purchase of Wyoming. Scar- 

 rooyady, the new Half King. 

 Chapter 18 



Wyoming deed to be destroyed. 

 Johnson's speech. Council fire 

 now at Mt Johnson. Storehouses 

 at Oneida Portage. Battle of Lake 

 George. Death of Hendrick. 

 Brad dock's defeat. Delawares and 

 Shawnees claim to be men. Ticon- 

 deroga built. Forts among the Six 

 Nations. Fort Bull destroyed. 

 War declared on the Delawares, 

 who are reproved by the Six Na- 

 tions. Johnson's condolence of an 

 Onondaga sachem. Council at 

 Onondaga lake. Road to Oswego 

 made. Indians take the hatchet. 

 Oswego destroyed. Easton coun- 

 cil. Teedyuscung. Oneidas give 

 up medals, scalps and belts. 

 Chapter 19 



Council at Onondaga. Six Nations 

 neutral, but Mississagas hostile to 

 them. Peace with the Cherokees. 

 Easton council. Teedyuscung. 

 German Flats destroyed. Aber- 

 crombie defeated. Land dispute 

 settled at Easton. Teedyuscung 



