Edict of excommunication against Hidalgo.

English title/description created by Clevy Lloyd Strout, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Spanish, University of Tulsa, 1962. English title translated to Spanish by Travis Jeffries, Ph.D., Post-Doctoral Fellow, Helmerich Center for American Research, 2019-2020.

Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Printed proclamation calling on U.S. Citizens to refrain from supporting those who have invaded Canada during the rebellion in lower Canada.

Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: A holograph document by William A. Bowles (1763-1805), this is a proclamation dated October 31, 1799, expelling all Spaniards and Americans from the independent "State of Muskogee" issued from Wakina, Florida. Bowles was the leader of three "filibustering expeditions" against the Spaniards in Florida. He was an adventurer who lived among the Creeks and sought to establish the independent State of Muskogee.

The proclamation by Stand Watie promises protection to Cherokees who return to their homes. Folder 1

Draft copy of Proclamation by Chief John Ross. Calling upon Cherokee citizens to gather at Tahlequah on November 17 to consider sale of "Neutral Land" to pay debts of Nation. (Moulton). One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 997

Proclamation by J. M. Perryman, Principal Chief of Creek Nation, offering reward of $200 each for the capture of 3 men who robbed Saul W. Brown, Muscogee citizen, at Wealaka. Folder 525

Folder 1