The History of the Late Province of New York
The History of the Late Province of New York
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When Colonel Philip Schuyler (who as tlie sou of the celebrated Peter) held the aifeclion of the Six Nations, he indis- creetly attached himself to Delancey. A door was then opened to Mr. Johnson, who became a favourite of Clinton's, and improved his advan- tages, as the sequel will show, to the acquisition of honour and power, and such a vast estate of the crown lands as cannot fail to support the heredi- tary dignity of an English Baronet, to which he arrived in the course of a fevf years, in... consequence of his celebrated victory over Baron Dieskau. £nd the French troops at Lake George in ll'dr, .
82 SmitJis Continuation of the [Chap. II.
practised upon the Mohawks in his neighbourhood. The day the Governor arrived, he was presented with two French scalps, taken near Crown Point ; and on the 8th August Mr. Johnson, to whom Mr. Chnton had o-iven the rank of Colonel, entered the town at the head of the Mohawks, painted and dressed in their manner. The Governor being indisposed at the opening of the conference, it was left to Mr.
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When Colonel Philip Schuyler (who as tlie sou of the celebrated Peter) held the aifeclion of the Six Nations, he indis- creetly attached himself to Delancey. A door was then opened to Mr. Johnson, who became a favourite of Clinton's, and improved his advan- tages, as the sequel will show, to the acquisition of honour and power, and such a vast estate of the crown lands as cannot fail to support the heredi- tary dignity of an English Baronet, to which he arrived in the course of a fevf years, in... consequence of his celebrated victory over Baron Dieskau. £nd the French troops at Lake George in ll'dr, .
82 SmitJis Continuation of the [Chap. II.
practised upon the Mohawks in his neighbourhood. The day the Governor arrived, he was presented with two French scalps, taken near Crown Point ; and on the 8th August Mr. Johnson, to whom Mr. Chnton had o-iven the rank of Colonel, entered the town at the head of the Mohawks, painted and dressed in their manner. The Governor being indisposed at the opening of the conference, it was left to Mr.
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