Capitulation Letters From Fort Loudoun 1760
Long colonial letter describes Captain Demere and Fort Loudoun officers agreeing to terms with the Cherokee leaders due to starving garrison, imminent relief failure, and a planned abandonment of the fort after Aug 6 1760. It notes attempts at peaceful accommodation and a hoped firm peace and trade.
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