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Sharpe to Baltimore
(November 1, 1756)
Sharpe, Gov. in: Browne
Correspondence, p. 502.
p. 502.
The Indians that the French depend on for Assistance. . . & that have already declared in their favour are the Shawanese, Delawares, Picts [Miami], Mingoes, Tuckahoes & Tawaes [Ottawa] who will it is supposed be able to furnish about 1400 or 1500 fighting men.
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