 | William Evans - 1837 - 508 halaman
...harbours, the waters are between you and the British, you must talk to them, you are of the same colour. I see there are many of your people now here, watching...to open a road. Colonel Pickering writing what was said, Red Jacket would not proceed till he looked him in the face. "Brothers, — It costs the white... | |
 | William Evans, Thomas Evans - 1837 - 524 halaman
...are between you and the British, you must talk to them, you are of the same colour. I see there arc many of your people now here, watching with their...to open a road. Colonel Pickering writing what was said, Red Jacket would not proceed till he looked him in the face. " Brothers, — It costs the white... | |
 | William Evans, Thomas Evans - 1837 - 500 halaman
...arc many of your people now here, watching with their mouths open to take up this land : if you arc a friend to us, then disappoint them, our patience...to open a road. Colonel Pickering writing what was said, Red Jacket would not proceed till he looked him in the face. " Brothers, — It costs the white... | |
 | William Leete Stone - 1841 - 518 halaman
...a great deal of uneasiness to think we have lost so valuable a friend, who has taken so much pains to brighten the chain of friendship between the Six Nations and the United States. We fear that agreeable friendship will be broken up. Let us prevent its failing if we... | |
 | William Savery - 1844 - 336 halaman
...will sit down and wait your answer.' After a short space, Colonel Pickering observed, he had forgotten to inform them, that the road should be opened under...to open a road.' Colonel Pickering writing what was said, Bed Jacket would not proceed till he looked him in the face. " ' Brother, — It costs the white... | |
 | William Leete Stone - 1866 - 538 halaman
...a great deal of uneasiness to think we have lost so valuable a friend, who has taken so much pains to brighten the chain of friendship between the Six Nations and the United States. We fear that agreeable friendship will be broken up. Let us prevent its failing if we... | |
 | William Savery - 1873 - 496 halaman
...opened under the direction of the superintendent of the Six Nations, Canadesago ; who would THE LIFE OF take care to have it done so as to be as little injurious...to open a road/ Colonel Pickering writing what was said Red Jacket would not proceed till he looked him in the face. "Brothers,— It costs the white... | |
 | William Nelson Fenton - 1998 - 816 halaman
...The council now declared in session, Red Jacket addressed the commissioner. The treaty had convened to brighten the chain of friendship between the Six Nations and the "fifteen fires. " But a small piece of land occasioned the remaining rust. "Now we are conversing together... | |
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... a friend to us, then disappoint them, our patience is spent ; comply with our request ; dismiss us and we will go home. The commissioner then replied : " Brothers, — I wish your attention to a few words. — I thought you knew the necessity the... 