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Account of the Indian reaction to Teedyuscung, August 3, 1757 - 1

Note, signed by Thomas Morrison and Conrad Weiser, describing the "rest of Indians" who "Murmoured against Teediskon." Added, in pencil: "Teed did not like the 6 Nations laughing at him." With: Denny, William. To "Gentlemen." 1757, July 11. Draft of the letter to "a deputation of the Society of Friends expressing the displeasure of the Proprietaries at their interference in treaties with the Indians." The draft was apparently used as scrap paper.

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"Note, signed by Thomas Morrison and Conrad Weiser, describing the ""rest of Indians"" who ""Murmoured against Teediskon."" Added, in pencil: ""Teed did not like the 6 Nations laughing at him."" With: Denny, William. To ""Gentlemen."" 1757, July 11. Draft of the letter to ""a deputation of the Society of Friends expressing the displeasure of the Proprietaries at their interference in treaties with the Indians."" The draft was apparently used as scrap paper."
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1. Account of the Indian reaction to Teedyuscung, August 3, 1757 - 1 Note, signed by Thomas Morrison and Conrad Weiser, describing the "rest of Indians" who "Murmoured against Teediskon." Added, in pencil: "Teed did not like the 6 Nations laughing at him." With: Denny, William. To "Gentlemen." 1757, July 11. Draft of the letter to "a deputation of the Society of Friends expressing the displeasure of the Proprietaries at their interference in treaties with the Indians." The draft was apparently used as scrap paper.
2. Account of the Indian reaction to Teedyuscung, August 3, 1757 - 2 Note, signed by Thomas Morrison and Conrad Weiser, describing the "rest of Indians" who "Murmoured against Teediskon." Added, in pencil: "Teed did not like the 6 Nations laughing at him." With: Denny, William. To "Gentlemen." 1757, July 11. Draft of the letter to "a deputation of the Society of Friends expressing the displeasure of the Proprietaries at their interference in treaties with the Indians." The draft was apparently used as scrap paper.