Wappinger

Newspaper Article on the Wappinger/Stockbridge Visit to London, England

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A short description of an Indian diplomatic mission and their entertainment in London

Newspaper Article on the Wappinger/Stockbridge Visit to London, England

Orders are given for the Indian chiefs and women,[1] just arrived in town from America, to be supported at the government's expence during their stay here.

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Newspaper Article on the Wappinger/Stockbridge Visit to Salisbury, England

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Information regarding the presence of several Indian diplomats, their wives, and colonial assistants in England on their way to London

Newspaper Article on the Wappinger/Stockbridge Visit to Salisbury, England

On Thursday last,[1] arrived at the Three Lions in this city, three sachems or chiefs of the Moheconnuck[2] and Wappinger Tribes of Indians, together with another Indian attendant[3] and three women.

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John Trusler’s Conversation with the Wappinger/Stockbridge Chiefs on Civilization

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A dialogue between an Englishman and Indian man on differences between Native American and English life

John Trusler’s Conversation with the Wappinger/Stockbridge Chiefs on Civilization

Chapter 18, Trusler’s Memoirs,

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The Examination of an Indian Called Magsigpen, alias Graypoole

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Information provided about a party of Indians from Canada who attacked numerous colonial settlements

The Examination of an Indian Called Magsigpen, alias Graypoole

The examination of an Indian called Magsigpen, alias Graypoole, and by the Albany people, Aert, being examined saith that, returning from Canada with the Mohawks, who had been a fighting there, left said Mohawks in the lake and went with the Schaghticoke Indians a hunting, being eight together in numbers coming upon a creek called Magkaneweck, met with four Indians, vizt., Jethro and others, and so went down said creek together and were seen by eleven Indians that formally live

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