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SIR: | have the honor to report that, in my re-
cent visit to the Greek Nation of Indians | found
a Greek woman named Milly, daughter of the
was executed by order of General Jackson in the
Seminole war of 1917, '18; and believing that the
circumstances of her history presented case of
very peculiar interest, made it a point to obtain
from herself statement Of her conduct in l8l8
when, as public history has already recorded, she
saved the life of an American citizen who was
prisoner in the power of her tribe. The history
states that the white man was about to be burned
alive but wassaved through the nerposition Of the