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Indian peace driven by Bouquet in North America
From the London Gazette letter by Major-General Gage reports that Bouquet's forces with Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania volunteers forced the Shawnee and Delaware to accept peace terms. Prisoners, including children born of white women, were delivered, hostages demanded, and several chiefs handed over. Also notes Swedish and other European envoys, bankruptcies, and assorted court news.
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London Gazette
St. James S
Gage
North America
Earl of Halifax
Jetty
New-York
Coronel Bouquet
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fort Pict
Tuscaro
Woods
Iha Muskinghamy
Fort Pitt
Bouquet
Sir William Johnson
Fort
Pict
Thier
William Johnson
St., James's
Duke of York
Caroline Matilda
Jenner
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Chapel Royal
Viscount Bottizdart
Chamberlain
Alderman Janssen
Alderman Turner
William Whitcher
Abraham Darking
Deputy Long
Hastings
St. James's End
London
Bosworth
Selwin
Selwim
Coo
Roodo
Cadiz
Carthagena
Havangah
His Majesty
Tweed
Phillip Tufton Percival
Reynstroom
Bartley
Sicily
Gerald Vander Laan
Cadiz Bay
Offend
Rotta
St. George
Millard
Rotton
Piscata
Garraway