1. That they should deliver up to the English those persons amongst them that were guilty of Capt. Stone's death, and the rest that were with him.
2. That if the English desired to plant in Connecticut they should give up their right to them.
3. That the English should henceforward trade with them as their friends, which was a chief
thing aimed at; the said Pequots being at that time at war with the Dutch, and the rest of
their neighbors...
-Source: William Hubbard, A Narrative of the Indian Wars in New-England, 1677