by S Hamill Horne. 1928. 290p

The document provides an overview of the historical context and significance of Indian place names in Pennsylvania, emphasizing their enduring legacy. It highlights the migration patterns of tribes such as the Delaware and Shawnee, and key historical events like the 1753 council involving Pennsylvania commissioners and the Iroquois regarding land rights. The text also references notable figures, including Benjamin Franklin, and explores various Indian names and their meanings, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.