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An Abridgment
of the Indian Affairs
(Albany, June 1, 1715)
Wraxall, Peter in: Harvard Historical
Studies, vol. XXI, pp. 102, 103.
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Albany 1 June 1715 |
Laurence Claasse the Interpreter informs the Commissrs that an Indian from Onondaga informed him. . .
. . . That several far Indians were on their way to Albany with a great Quantity of Bever, but that the Onondaga Indians had killed some & taken other Prisoners so that the rest were fled.-- . . .
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