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indebted to the general government for the Result, than to the [[unclear]] of our late and able and Patriotic Governor." General Gains officially attained [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] of the "manner" in which to "Cold Treaty" of the Indians Mornings was effected. These documents were called for in the Senate when the Georgia Senators were opposing the Ratificagion of the new treaty, and ought to be a little curious, the Georgia Senators [[approved]] the call. If the "manner' by which the Greek [[unclear]] have been obtained,reflect [[unclear]] to the energy of patriotism of the "late Governor' Why were those document [[unclear]]. "I too have been [[looker]] on in Venice." Let us now view the consequences of the "manner" by which these Lands were obtained. The  unfortunate Mcintosh, naturally noble , in not [[unclear]], was first seduced into a [[unclear]] with [[unclear]] with a promise of protection in his lay_
indebted to the general government for the Result, than to the [[unclear]] of our late and able and Patriotic Governor." General Gains officially attained ample testimonials of the "manner" in which to "Cold Treaty" of the Indians Springs was effected. These documents were called for in the Senate when the Georgia Senators were opposing the Ratificagion of the new treaty, and what ought to be a little curious, the Georgia Senators opposed the call. If the "manner' by which the Creek Lands have been obtained,reflect credit to the energy & patriotism of the "late Governor' Why were those document [[suppriped?]]. "I too have been [[looker]] on in Venice." Let us now view the consequences of the "manner" by which these Lands were obtained. The  unfortunate McIntosh, naturally noble , if not deluded, was first seduced into a treaty with money & with a promise of protection in his lay_

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indebted to the general government for the Result, than to the unclear of our late and able and Patriotic Governor." General Gains officially attained ample testimonials of the "manner" in which to "Cold Treaty" of the Indians Springs was effected. These documents were called for in the Senate when the Georgia Senators were opposing the Ratificagion of the new treaty, and what ought to be a little curious, the Georgia Senators opposed the call. If the "manner' by which the Creek Lands have been obtained,reflect credit to the energy & patriotism of the "late Governor' Why were those document suppriped?. "I too have been looker on in Venice." Let us now view the consequences of the "manner" by which these Lands were obtained. The unfortunate McIntosh, naturally noble , if not deluded, was first seduced into a treaty with money & with a promise of protection in his lay_

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