This comprehensive collection of colonial records sheds new light on the interactions between Native Americans and early European settlers in New York. Robert Livingston, one of the most prominent figures of the time, provides firsthand accounts of negotiations, treaties, and conflicts, offering a fascinating glimpse into the complex web of relationships that defined the early American landscape.

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