Letter, 1776 June 16.

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Letter, 1776 June 16.

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Letter to General Philip Schuyler informing him of the status of his fort and his men. He discusses the findings of a scouting party in the surrounding area, and warns that the Indians in Canada feel that they are not receiving the compensation promised by Schuyler. Written at Fort George, N.Y.

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American Periodical Series I

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