Conrad Weiser
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Oct 13, 2026
Jeff KellickHOST
But everyone can say what would fall with it.
Jeff KellickHOST
On Saturday, we met Conrad Weiser, the interpreter at Lancaster trusted by the Six Nations and useful because he had their trust.
Jeff KellickHOST
And he was not neutral, because he held land business of his own.
Jeff KellickHOST
Every word between the two sides passed through a man with a stake in the outcome.
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Jeff KellickHOST
Its villages and tribes have kept that right alive throughout this war.
Jeff KellickHOST
But on a national level, the closest it has come is the talks of twenty twenty-three carried out by Oman.
Jeff KellickHOST
The most the United States can honestly do is stop being an interpreter with a stake like Conrad Weiser.
Jeff KellickHOST
The honest reckoning Two failures belong to us.
Jeff KellyHOST
The business was land.
Jeff KellyHOST
Between the two sides stood Conrad Weiser, a Pennsylvania farmer who had spent part of his boyhood in a Mohawk town.
Jeff KellyHOST
Every word that passed between them passed through him.
Jeff KellyHOST
On the 26th of June, the commissioner from Maryland rested his colony's title on more than 100 years of possession.
PaulHOST
He takes his people and he goes.
PaulHOST
And he tells Conrad Weiser, Pennsylvania interpreter, exactly why.
PaulHOST
Washington, he says, was a good natured man who had no experience, and he would take no advice from the Indians, and he commanded them as if they were his slaves.
PaulHOST
Sit with that assessment for a second, because it is the sharpest character sketch of young George Washington that anybody wrote, and it came from a man who had just used him for a purpose and concluded that he was not competent to be used further.