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"Peace and Friendship" Treaty with the Creek Nation in New York
"Peace and Friendship" Treaty with the Creek Nation in New York 8/7/1790
Congressional Committee Draft Report on Indian Affairs
Congressional Committee Draft Report on Indian Affairs 9/22/1783
Ciphers Belonging to the Various American Peace Commissioners
Ciphers Belonging to the Various American Peace Commissioners ca. 1781
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin's Draft of Preliminary Articles of Peace 1782
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson's Motion Regarding the Definitive Treaty of Peace 1/14/1784
Ratification of the Treaty of Paris
Ratification of the Treaty of Paris 1/14/1784
Treaty with Six Nations
Treaty with Six Nations 11/11/1794
Report of the Committee Regarding Instructions to Peace Commissioners
Report of the Committee Regarding Instructions to Peace Commissioners 6/15/1781
Treaty with United Kingdom Preliminary Articles of Peace
Treaty with United Kingdom Preliminary Articles of Peace 11/30/1782
Minutes of a Conference between George Washington and Guy Carleton
Minutes of a Conference between George Washington and Guy Carleton 5/6/1783
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