Database: Treaty of Fort Stanwix - Revision history

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	This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.		This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.

	King [[George III of the United Kingdom\|George III]] had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'m sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).		King [[George III of the United Kingdom\|George III]] had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn – not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'m sure that just slipped his mind – Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).

	Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the [[Shawnee]]).		Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line – on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the [[Shawnee]]).

	I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.		I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly – in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.

	When the treaty was signed, it was - generous to Johnson to say the least - even handing over lands the [[United Kingdom\|British]] had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.		When the treaty was signed, it was – generous to Johnson to say the least – even handing over lands the [[United Kingdom\|British]] had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.

	Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.		Johnson made a fortune speculating on land – I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 15:23, 29 September 2016

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	This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.		This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.

	King [[George III of the United Kingdom\|George III]] had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up (I'm sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).		King [[George III of the United Kingdom\|George III]] had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'m sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).

	Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the [[Shawnee]]).		Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the [[Shawnee]]).

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	Date: Signed 1768		Date: Signed 1768

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	This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.		This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.

	King George III had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up (I'm sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).		King [[George III of the United Kingdom\|George III]] had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up (I'm sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).

	Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the Shawnee).		Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the [[Shawnee]]).

	I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.		I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.

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	I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.		I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.

	When the treaty was signed, it was - generous to Johnson to say the least - even handing over lands the [[~~Great Britain~~\|British]] had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.		When the treaty was signed, it was - generous to Johnson to say the least - even handing over lands the [[United Kingdom\|British]] had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.

	Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.		Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.

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	King George III had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up (I'm sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).		King George III had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up (I'm sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).

	Members of the Iroquois confederacy met with William Johnson at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the Shawnee).		Members of the [[Iroquois]] confederacy met with [[William Johnson]] at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the Shawnee).

	I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.		I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.

	When the treaty was signed, it was - generous to Johnson to say the least - even handing over lands the British had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.		When the treaty was signed, it was - generous to Johnson to say the least - even handing over lands the [[Great Britain\|British]] had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.

	Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.		Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.
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{{Edit|Database/Events (AC3):Treaty of Fort Stanwix|Text=Edit this tab}}
Date: Signed 1768

This treaty was meant to resolve ongoing land disputes between the Indigenous peoples and ever-encroaching Colonists.

King George III had established a boundary line in 1763, but it had no basis in reality. Colonists were already living west of the line when it was drawn - not to mention the land wasn't really the King's to divvy up (I'm sure that just slipped his mind - Kings can be notoriously forgetful, the poor darlings, when it comes to the rights of others...).

Members of the Iroquois confederacy met with William Johnson at Fort Stanwix to negotiate a new boundary line - on behalf of themselves and other smaller nations (like the Shawnee).

I use the term 'negotiate' rather lightly - in reality, the Iroquois didn't have much choice in signing the agreement. It was give away some of their land and achieve peace (at least temporarily), or fight a long and drawn-out war. The question was only how much.

When the treaty was signed, it was - generous to Johnson to say the least - even handing over lands the British had left to the Cherokee earlier the same year. In fact, the Stanwix treaty was so controversial that the British-run Board of Trade ordered Johnson to renegotiate. He refused.

Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.

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	Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.		Johnson made a fortune speculating on land - I imagine this treaty was quite a windfall for him.

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