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[Letter referes to an army detachment that sailed to Fort Amherst to relieve the garrison]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Letter refers to French inhabitants associated with French priest Pierre Maillard who 'may be very usefull as interpreters of the Indian Language and otherwise']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Letter reports that during the previous year the 'Indians… had agreed to live with us upon a footing of Friendship, accordingly several of their Chiefs came in here [Louisbourg], and Articles were agreed on and signed by them and me in form']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Letter discusses author's view of the peace and friendship treaties signed with the Mi'kmaq at Louisbourg the previous year]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Dispatch notes that 'Of the thirteen tribes of MicMacs' some had agreed to 'Submissions or Treaties' with the British 'and many more have not']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Letter notes that some Mi'kmaq in Nova Scotia had entered into treaties of peace and friendship with British military officials]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Dispath notes that 'the few Indians and Others that were Lurking on the Island of St. John's are all come in, and have taken the Oath of allegiance']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Discusses peace and friendship treaty signed with 'Indian Chiefs of the Passamaquody and St. John's River Tribes']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Discusses peace and friendship treaty signed with 'Indians of the Tribes of St. John's [River] and Passamaquody']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Discusses 'articles [of merchandise] that the Indians… would have occasion for at their Truck house']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Council assembled with 'Indian Chiefs' to discuss the prices of the several articles of merchandize and provisions they should want']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Refers to a member of an 'Indian' tribe who attended council meeting]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[States that the 'Treaties of Peace with the Indians of the Tribes of St. John's River and Passamaquody, were this day signed' by the lieutenant governor]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Council discusses peace treaties 'Indian tribes,' stating that 'several Tribes of Micmacs were unanimously resolved to make a treaty of Peace and Friendship']
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Minutes note that a peace treaty had been signed with 'Micmac tribes' from Richibucto, Chebucto and Shubenacadie]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Dispatch discusses a peace and friendship treaty made with Indigenous tribes of Saint John River, Richibucto and Passamaquoddy, with particular emphasis on the 'truckhouse' provision related to a trade relationship with these tribes]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive
[Letter notes that the Mi'kmaq chiefs of Richibucto and Miramichi tribes, the former who had agreed articles of peace signed by Governor Charles Lawrence, were providing British officials with intelligence on French naval operations in the region]
1760
Collection: Tku Atlasma'lit Digital Archive