...compelled to give up too much of your lands ; that you confess your nation is bound by what was then done, and acknowledging the power of the United States...you seem entirely to forget, that you yourselves, Corn Plant, Half Town, and Big Tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty at Fort Harmar...

...compelled to give up too much of your lands; that you confess your nation is bound by what was then done, and acknowledging the power of the United States;...you seem entirely to forget, that you yourselves, Corn Plant, Half Town, and Big Tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty at Fort Harmar...

...compelled to give up too much of your lands ; that you confess your nation is bound by what was then done, and acknowledging the power of the United States...treaty of Fort Stanwix. in 1784, you seem entirely to forT get, that you yourselves, Corn Plant, Half Town, and Big Tree, with others of your nation, confirmed...

...compelled to give up too much of your lands; that you confess your nation is bound by what was then done, and acknowledging the power of the United States; that you have now appealed to ourselves against you ; ""reasonable rf fie treaty against that treaty, as made while we were angry against you ; and...

...INDIANS. BROTHERS, I have maturely considered your second written speech. You say your nation complains, that, at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, you were compelled...1784, you seem entirely to forget that you yourselves, Cornplanter, Halftown, and Great-tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty of Fort...

...INDIANS. BROTHERS, I have maturely considered your second written speech. You say your nation complains, that, at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, you were compelled...1784, you seem entirely to forget that you yourselves, Cornplanter, Halftown, and Great-tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty of Fort...

...INDIANS. BROTHERS, I have maturely considered your second written speech. You say your nation complains, that, at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, you were compelled...1784, you seem entirely to forget that you yourselves, Cornplanter, Halftown, and Great-tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty of Fort...

...INDIANS. BROTHERS, I have maturely considered your second wntten speech. You say your nation complains, that, at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, you were compelled...1784, you seem entirely to forget that you yourselves, Cornplanter, Halftown, and Great-tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty of Fort...

...INDIANS. BROTHERS, I have maturely considered your second written speech. You say your nation complains, that, at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, you were compelled...1784, you seem entirely to forget that you yourselves, Cornplanter, Halftown, and Great-tree, with others of your nation, confirmed by the treaty of Fort...

...lands ; that you confess your nation is bound by what was there done, and, acknowledging the powrer of the United States, that you have now appealed to...treaty was therefore unreasonable and unjust. But wrhile you complain of the treaty of Fort Stanwix in 1784, you seem entirely to forget that you yourselves,...