Wampum belts & peace trees : George Morgan, native Americans, and revolutionary diplomacy
Examines the relationship between American rebels and the Native American Indians during the Revolutionary War.
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Golden, Colo. :
Fulcrum Pub.,
c1990.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: "The discovery"
- Liberty and justice for all : the dream vs. reality
- Menachk-sink : the establishment of the first U.S. Indian agency at Fort Pitt
- Dark clouds over the revolutionary frontier : British, American, and Indian intrigues
- Black robes in the pasture of light : the Christian Indian Mission
- Balance of power : the courtship of Indian nations early in the revolution
- Brother Tamanend's mission to the Lenni Lenape
- The White Deer's mission to the Shawnee
- The Council House and the Mingo Nation
- The 1776 U.S.-Indian Peace Treaty
- "The right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness"
- Appendix: The Morgan papers : inventory and background.