Note 463 — Chapter VIII · THE INDIAN UTOPIA

Dillon, History of Indiana, 424.

[464] Dawson, Historical Narrative of the Civil and Military Services of Major-General William H. Harrison, 97.

[465] Governor Harrison to the Indiana legislature, printed in Dillon, History of Indiana, 424. In a letter to Harrison from the War Department (unsigned), July 17, 1806, relative to the murder of an Indian occurs the following: "It is excessively mortifying that our good faith should so frequently be called in question by the natives who have it in their power to make such proud comparison in relation to good faith."—Indian Office, Letter Book B, 240.