- 1Note
- 2With
- 3Dedication — General — Oglethorpe
- 4The Preface to the First Part
- 5A Vocabulary of
- 6Part I — Chap. I — Chap. II
- 7Chap. III · Chap. IV · Chap. V · Chap. VI · Part II — Chap. I · Cha…
- 8Chap. XIII
- 9The Introduction, Being
- 10Chap. I — Of the Wars of the Five Nations With the Adirondacks and…
- 11Chap. II — The Wars and Treaties of Peace of the Indians of the Fiv…
- 12Chap. III — Of the Transactions of the Indians of the Five Nations…
- 13Proposals Made by the Right Honourable Francis Lord Howard of Effin…
- 14Chap. IV — Mr. De la Barre’s Expedition, and Some Remarkable Transa…
- 15Chap. V — The English Attempt to Trade in the Lakes, and the French…
- 16Chap. VI — Colonel Dongan’s Advice to the Indians. Adario’s Enterpr…
- 17To the Second Part
- 18Depending on the Province of New-York — Part II — The History of th…
- 19Chap. II — A Treaty Between the Agents of Massachuset’s Bay, New-Pl…
- 20Chap. III — An Account of a General Council of the Five Nations at…
- 21Chap. IV — The French Surprise Schenectady. The Mohawks Speech of C…
- 22Chap. V — The Five Nations Continue the War With the French; the Mo…
- 23Chap. VI — The English Attack Montreal by Land, in Conjunction With…
- 24Chap. VII
- 25Chap. VIII — The Five Nations Treat With Captain Ingoldsby
- 26Chap. IX — The French Surprise and Take Three Mohawk Castles
- 27Chap. X — The Treaties and Negotiations the Five Nations Had With t…
- 28Chap. XI
- 29Chap. XII
- 30Chap. XIII — The Conduct Which the English and French Observed, in…
- 31The End of the Second Part
The History of the Five Indian Nations
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