 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - Ohio River Valley - 2009 - 319 pages
...Cherokees that we Should be able to make them sensible of this at the Treaty to be held at Fort Pitt and that they might rest Assured that we had no thoughts...desired me to give him a Copy of the Speech which I made in the Council Yesterday that no part of it might be forgot this I readily complied with and... | |
 | Michael A. McDonnell - History - 2007 - 565 pages
...guard, as the "White People intended to strike them very soon" and that the Virginians in particular "would take the whole Country if they did not all join together against them." But the Ohio Indians needed no encouragement. Wood soon warned officials in Virginia that from "every... | |
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Englishmen told them that the Virginians would take the whole Country if they did not all join together against them I told War Post that I was well Acquainted with the whole Matter that I had got it out at the different Towns by degrees first from the... 