Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 429
nam had crossed the Muskingum to Fort Harmar and incompany with Dr. Scott, they climbed the high hill north-westof the Fort and west of the city. Fine prospect. Some excellentland; fine rock for building; and it is proposed that the univer-sity should be on this hill. There is now an interregnum of… … Rufus Putnam. Ohio University 417 white man shall plant corn in the Ohio country. A year afterthe Marietta settlement, Governor St. Clair had invited, theIndians to a council at Fort Harmar. But the Miamis andShawanese stayed away and the Confederated tribes did notsanction the treaty. Brant, the…
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