The Founders of the New York Iroquois League and Its Probable Date (Classic Reprint)

OaiCAL ASSOCIATION. Morgan Chapter, Bochester, N. T. OFFICERS, 1921 President Alvin H. Dewey, 440-444 Powers Building. First Vice President Mrs, Frank F. Dow, 429 Park A venue. Second Vice President Le Grand Brown, City Hall. Secretary Walter H. Cassebeer, 84 Exchange Street. Treasurer Edward D. Putnam, Municipal Museum, Exposition Park. Publications of Morgan Chapter. Vol. IN o. I A Prehistoric Iroquoian Site, l Uus -- $1.00 By Dr. Arthur C. Parker, N. Y. State A rcheologist. Vol. IN o. 2A Contact Period Seneca Site, I llus. -1.00 By Dr. Arthur C. Parker, N. Y. State A rcheologist. Vol. IN o. 3T he Morgan Centennial Celebration at Wells College, A urora, I llus. -- -1.00 By Prof. Roland B. Dixon, of Harvard University. Vol. II No. 1T he New York Indian Complex and How to Solve I t, I llus. 1.00 By Dr. A rthhr C. Parker, Secretary of the N. Y. State Indian Commission and Archeologist of the State Museum. Vol. II No. 2W estern New York under the French -1.00 By Frank H. Severance, Secretary Buffalo Historical Society. Vol. II No. 3T reaty Making veith the Indians and the Kon-on-daigua Peace Congress -1.00 By George P. Decker and Charles F. Milliken. Vol. II No. 4A n Iroquois Twentieth Century Ceremony of A ppreciation, I llus. -- -- 1.00 By Robert Daniel Burns. Vol. Ill No. 1T he Founders of the New York Iroquois League, and I ts Probable Date -- .75 By Rev. Wm. M. Beauchamp, S. T. D., LL. D.
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