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An Abridgment
of the Indian Affairs
(May 21, 1717)
Wraxall, Peter in: Harvard Historical
Studies, vol. XXI, p. 118.
p. 118.
|
. . . Albany 21 May 1717. |
Some Indians arrive at Albany from a French settlement called
Wanajachtenock,1 to Trade & say they would
willingly trade with us but the French hinder them & wish (P. 110) this
Govt would build a Fort near their Habitations & put Men into it to protect
them from the French who oppose their Trading hither. .
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1. Detroit.-- Ed.
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