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GOV. HULL'S ADDRESS TO THE INDIANS 20
Blanch, and a small tract on the Strait between lake Huron and Michigan are all which have been ceded in this part of the
country; that these lands formed no part of the consideration because the land between the two lakes had been ceded to the French Government, and this Island to the British Government and the Island of Bois Blanch was a voluntary gift on your part; you will undoubtedly say that you are a part of
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