| 1805, December 16
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Pawatamo, the Pottawattomie Answer to the charge of depredation
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178
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| 1805, December 17
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Proclamation Selling Liquor to Indians
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180
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| 1805, December 24
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Harrison to Secretary of War hostile disposition of Kickapoos Unfortunate catastrophe to Osages Restlessness of the Delawares
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180
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| 1805, December 27
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Harrison to Pierre Menard Commission as judge
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182
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| 1806, "early in"
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Speech of Harrison to Delaware Indians Sorcery
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182
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| 1806, January 1
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Harrison to Secretary of War Enclosing treaty concluded with the Piankeshaws Murder of two white men by three Indians
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184
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| 1806, January 16
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President to Harrison British Trdde with the Indians
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185
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| 1806, February 2
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Jefferson to Harrison Transmitting a duplicate of his letter to legislature of Indiana
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187
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| 1806, February 14
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House report on a petition to import slaves into Indiana territory
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188
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| 1806, June 21
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Proclamation Reward for the arrest of the two men who had broken jail at Vincennes
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190
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| 1806, June 28
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Zebulon M. Pike to Harrison An affair which happened in the army, between Pike and Lemuel Harrison
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190
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| 1806, July
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Harrison to William Prince Instructions for his mission to Kickapoos Enclosure: Letter from Harrison to Kickapoos
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191
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| 1806, July 5
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Harrison to Jefferson His new appointment The jealousy and restlessness of Illinois Indians New appointment of the Territory
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194
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| 1806, July 12
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Harrison to Menard, Appointment as Lieut. Col. commanding in the Randolph Co. (Ill.) militia
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196
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| 1806, July 26
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Proclamation Selling liquor to Indians
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197
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| 1806, September 19
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Wilkinson to Harrison Concerning making Burr a citizen of Indiana and returning him to congress
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197
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