Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 460
of the military posts, the complic-ity of the British and Canadian agentsand the constant friendly intercoursebetween the British garrisons and theIndians was the cause for much par-leying between the American Govern-ment and the British cabinet. The peo-ple of New England, no less than thewestern… … ST. CLAIR. MAD ANTHONY WAYNE. The westerners felt sorely aggrieved, and every act of thegeneral government tending towards conciliation with the Brit-ish, who were charged with inciting the Indians on the frontier,was looked upon with intense disfavor. The complex conditionof affairs tested the…
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