Journals of
Journals of Conrad Weiser (1748), George Croghan (1750-1765), Christian Frederick Post (1758), and Thomas Morris (1764)
作者：Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913 [Editor]; Croghan, George, 1720?-1782; Morris, Thomas, 1732?-1818?; Post, Christian Frederick, 1710?-1785; Weiser, Conrad, 1696-1760
体例：段 章数：23
字数：477,675 来源：Project Gutenberg
章节目录
共 23 段- This Day I desir’d the Deputies of all the Nations of Indian
- [12] Of the place where the Kittanning trail crosses the All
- In our selection of material from the large amount of Crogha
- January 12th, 1754.—I arrived at Turtle Creek about eight mi
- From Winchester those Indians came to Cumberland County wher
- BRETHREN: As I command this Garrison for his Majesty King Ge
- 6th.—We arrived at the mouth of the Ouabache,[107] where we
- They then spoake to the Colᵒ & me on several Pipes & Belts E
- In the Course of this Tour through the Indⁿ Countrys I made
- [40] This letter is reprinted from _Pennsylvania Colonial Re
- [69] Rogers in his _Journal_ places this meeting with the Ot
- [106] One of the earliest descriptions of the Falls of the O
- The journal of the first tour to the Ohio Indians (July 15-S
- “Brother, we, the _Shawanese_ and _Mingos_, have heard your
- Then I said, “Brothers, I am very sorry to see you so jealou
- The _Indians_ are a people full of jealousy, and will not ea
- 17th.—There were five _Frenchmen_ in the town; the rest were
- “As I am now advancing, at the head of a large army, against
- _December 1st._—After hunting a great while for our horses,
- [15] An Indian settlement towards the heads of Susquahanna.—
- [102] Diamond figures, formed by beads of wampum, of differe
- I was greatly delighted on observing the difference of tempe
- compass, which I asked him for, and wanted to carry about me