Narrative of a Journey From Tulpehocken, in Pennsylvania, to Onondago, the Headquarters of the Six Nations of Indians, Made in 1737 by Conrad Weiser

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Weiser, Conrad

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Conrad Weiser's Journal of a Tour to the Ohio, August 11-October 2, 1748

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Narrative of a Journey From Tulpehocken, in Pennsylvania, to Onondago, the Headquarters of the Six Nations of Indians, Made in 1737 by Conrad Weiser

Early Western Journals, 1748-1765

I don't need to know your name to be your friend

Conrad Weiser's Journal of a Tour to the Ohio, August 11-October 2, 1748

Conrad Weiser's Journal of a Tour to the Ohio, August 11-October 2, 1748

Narrative of a journey from Tulpehocken, in Pennsylvania, to Onondago, the headquarters of the Six nations of Indians, made in 1737 by Conrad Weiser;

Early Western Journals, 1748-1765...

Narrative of a journey from Tulpehocken, in Pennsylvania, to Onondago, the headquarters of the Six nations of Indians, made in 1737 by Conrad Weiser; - Scholar's Choice Edition

Conrad Weiser's journal of a tour to the Ohio, August 11-October 2, 1748 . - Scholar's Choice Edition

Early Western Journals, 1748-1765