Johnson, Jimmy, 1774-1854.

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creatorOf	Johnson, Jimmy, 1774-1854. A translation of the speech made by Jimmy Johnson at the Grand Council of the Confederacy of Iroquois held at the Indian village of Tonawanda ... : this speech is an abridgement of his annual speech or a repetition in brief of their religious precepts pretended to have been communicated from heaven, 1845 Oct. / translated by Ely S. Parker.	Newberry Library

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associatedWith	Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection (Newberry Library)
associatedWith	Handsome Lake, 1735-1815.
associatedWith	Newberry Library.
associatedWith	Parker, Ely Samuel, 1828-1895,

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	Place Name	Admin Code	Country
	New York (State)--Tonawanda
	New York (State)

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Indians of North America
Iroquois Indians
Manuscripts, American
Prophets

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Johnson, Jimmy, 1774-1854.

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