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Account of Conference between the Indians and the Friendly Association, May 10, 1771 - 3

Indian collected in great numbers [illegible]
& shewed a great willingness to hear what
he had to say to them. tho’ they had some doubts whether
he was one of [the] right sort, yet as he [professed] to hear something
to say that was good ^ [illegible] from the great God above
they were attentive that this Moravian
preacher had leave from their King. & stayd among
them three days, & had meetings [hereafter] as he had pleased
several times in a day –

we inform’d them that as we were not convers’d in it affairs of Governmt
the answer [expecting] their proposal of [sending] some of their people
abt going to England will be given them by their Governour.

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