Deskaheh appeals to King George V, 22 Oct. 1924. Source: Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
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Saturday, 24 May 2014
Deskaheh appeals to League Council members and supporters, 29 Jan. 1924
Deskaheh appeals to League Council members and supporters, 29 Jan. 1924. Source; Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
Six Nations appeal to King of Italy, 1 Jan. 1924
Six Nations appeal to King of Italy, 1 Jan. 1924. Source: Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
Deskaheh's report to Six Nations Council, 23 Dec. 1923
Deskaheh to Chauncey Garlow, reporting results of appeal to the League of Nations, 23 Dec. 1923. Source: Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Library.
Brantford Expositor reports League has rejected Six Nations appeal, 18 Sept. 1923
Brantford Expositor report, 18 Sept. 1923. Source: George Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
Deskaheh's account of Canadian government invasion of Six Nations land and his letters sent as a result, 8 Dec. 1922
Deskaheh to George Decker, various letters, 8 Dec. 1922. Source: Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
Deskaheh's lawyer recommends appealing through Belgian or Dutch embassy in USA, 12 May 1922
George P. Decker, counsel for the Six Nations Council, Rochester NY, letter to Deskaheh, 12 May 1922. Source: Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
Deskaheh updates a British supporter, 20 April 1922
Deskaheh to Lady Astor, 20 April 1922. Source; Decker papers.
Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill rejects Six Nations petition, 23 Sept. 1921
Winston Churchill, Secretary of Stat for the Colonies, to Governor-General of Canada, 23 Sept. 1921. First page handwritten transcript (not by Churchill). Second page begins re-typed version. Source: Decker papers.
Deskaheh to a British supporter, 18 Aug. 1921
Deskaheh to Lady Astor, 18 Aug. 1921. Source: George Decker papers, St. John Fisher University Archives.
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