Decree from a committee of the Massachusetts legislature deciding to pursue peace with the Penobscot Indians, and details for gifts to give to the tribe in order to facilitate a friendship

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Decree from a committee of the Massachusetts legislature deciding to pursue peace with the Penobscot Indians, and details for gifts to give to the tribe in order to facilitate a friendship

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Title: Decree from a committee of the Massachusetts legislature deciding to pursue peace with the Penobscot Indians, and details for gifts to give to the tribe in order to facilitate a friendship

Date: 1775/10/11 ; 1775/10/16

Type of Resource: Text

Format: 1 document : ink on paper

Subject: Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Subject: Penobscot Nation

Subject: St. John's River Indians

Subject: Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians of Maine

Subject: Morton, Perez, 1751-1837

Subject: Warren, James, 1726-1808

Subject: Massachusetts. Provincial Congress.

Subject: Massachusetts. General Court. House of Representatives

Subject: Massachusetts. Council

Coverage: Massachusetts

Language: en

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