Treaty of peace with the Delaware Nation entered into by their deputies before Sir William Johnson ... : manuscript, [1765].

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Treaty of peace with the Delaware Nation entered into by their deputies before Sir William Johnson ... : manuscript, [1765].

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An official and contemporary MS copy. Written, certified, and signed by Guy Johnson, son-in-law of William Johnson and his deputy agent during the negotiations. Bound with a contemporary MS copy of extracts from the minutes of a conference with the six nations and Delawares at Johnson Hall, May 2-11, 1765.

1 v. (9, 28 p.) ; 33 cm.

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