North America

Date:
1838-1848
Reference:
PP/HO/D/D166-176
Part of:
Hodgkin family
  • Archives and manuscripts

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Comprises the following:

  • PP/HO/D/D166: Printed address to Congress by President Martin van Buren, including report on relations with various tribes of native Americans, 1838.
  • PP/HO/D/D167: Collection of facts concerning state of native Americans, from the narratives by Tanner and Heckwelder, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/D/D168: Facts relative to the Canadian Indians, published by direction of the Aborigines' Committee of the Meeting for Sufferings (London: Harvey and Darton), 1839.
  • PP/HO/D/D169: Part of a draft letter to a cousin of Peter Jones (Kah-ke-wa-quo-na-by) of Grand River tribe, Canada, c.1848.
  • PP/HO/D/D170-171: Accounts of surrenders of land by native Americans in Canada, as laid before Yearly Meeting, c.1838.
  • PP/HO/D/D170: Accounts of surrenders of land by native Americans in Canada, as laid before Yearly Meeting, c.1838.
  • PP/HO/D/D171: Accounts of surrenders of land by native Americans in Canada, as laid before Yearly Meeting, c.1838.
  • PP/HO/D/D172: Text of request delivered to Lord Genelg by John Sunday on behalf of the Chippeway (Ojibway) tribe, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/D/D173: Paper on position of native Americans in Canada, possibly for the Aborigines Protection Society, occasioned by visit of Catherine Sutton of the Ojibway tribe, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/D/D174: Description (author not named) of mission town on Lake Huron, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/D/D175: Address by Corn Plant, Chief of the Seneca nation, to Pennsylvania Quakers, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/D/D175A: Account of speech made by Red Jacket of the Iroquois confederacy in reply to a representative of the Missionary Society of Boston, 1815, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/D/D176: Fragment of account of American travels, author unknown, 19th Century.

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    1838-1848

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