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," at Pickawillany. Gist was an agent of the Ohio Company, and had been given a royal grant to examine the western country, "to mark the passes in the mountains, trace the course of rivers and observe the strength and numbers of the Indian nations." During Gist's visit, four Ottawa or French Indians

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collection of Indian artifacts of the lower Susquehanna is probably the largest on record, and whose close and scientific study of the subject makes him an authority on the work of the Indians of the locality, says: "I have inspected the bowls that are carved in the serpentine rock at Rock Springs and find

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American soil; and these were the remainder of 29,867 men which was the total number of Hessians who fought under the banner of England. Five hundred and forty-eight (548) had been killed in battle and 1,652 died of wounds and disease. Not all of the German mercenaries who were left in America at the close

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