JULY 1776 MAGAZINE ~ MOHAWK INDIAN CHIEF JOSEPH BRANDT ~ REVOLUTIONARY WAR

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For your consideration is a very rare piece of American and British history. This is a July 1776 magazine from London England. It is filled with articles concerning the issues of the time. The articles include the writers report of a recent visit to London by Thayendanegea, also known as Joseph Brandt, Chief of the Mohawk Indians. Brandt was a loyal ally of Great Britain before and after the American Revolution. However, he was conflicted by which loyalty would be best for his people. He visited London to meet with Queen Anne to better understand Britain's position vis a vis the colonies. His fighting warriors were estimated at 3,000 strong. Fascinating magazine and very important primary source material for collectors and historians of the Revolutionary War and American Revolution!
The magazine measures 5 x 8 1/2 and has all pages (339-392) attached to the glued spine. However, the two illustrations referred to at the bottom of the table of contents have been lost over the 240+ years since publication.
The magazine is GUARANTEED to be vintage (July 1776) and not a reproduction or later copy.... Purchase with confidence. See my 100% Positive Feedbacks.
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