Cherokee and American liberty fears described in colonial letters
Extracts recount Cherokee and allied Indian nations pledging to support American liberties, a chief’s speech urging no surrender until Congress confirms freedom. Other items note British plans, troop debates, naval purchases, and colonial commerce amid ongoing tensions.
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