The United States of North America as They are: Not as They are Generally Described: Being a Cure for RadicalismLongman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1840 - 517 páginas |
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... CHEROKEE WRONGS . -- " It may be too late to benefit the poor Cherokees by publishing the recitals of wrongs done them by our government , which has ceased to be just or humane towards the red man ; but the facts should be known , that ...
... CHEROKEE WRONGS . -- " It may be too late to benefit the poor Cherokees by publishing the recitals of wrongs done them by our government , which has ceased to be just or humane towards the red man ; but the facts should be known , that ...
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... Cherokee lands were parcelled out to the inhabitants of Georgia by lottery , and those portions which had been cultivated by the Indians were eagerly sought after by speculators , and purchased of those who were so lucky as to draw ...
... Cherokee lands were parcelled out to the inhabitants of Georgia by lottery , and those portions which had been cultivated by the Indians were eagerly sought after by speculators , and purchased of those who were so lucky as to draw ...
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... Cherokee , was a man of great wealth , had about eight hundred acres of land in cultivation ; had made exten- sive improvements , consisting in part of a brick house costing ten thousand dollars , mills , kitchen , negro - houses , and ...
... Cherokee , was a man of great wealth , had about eight hundred acres of land in cultivation ; had made exten- sive improvements , consisting in part of a brick house costing ten thousand dollars , mills , kitchen , negro - houses , and ...
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... Cherokee nation executed a treaty by which they freely and absolutely ceded the country in which they were born and educated , the property they had been industriously accumulating and improving , and abandon- ing the high road by which ...
... Cherokee nation executed a treaty by which they freely and absolutely ceded the country in which they were born and educated , the property they had been industriously accumulating and improving , and abandon- ing the high road by which ...
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... Cherokee nation we protest against this un- hallowed and unauthorised and unacknowledged compact . We deny its binding force . We recognise none of its stipulations . If , contrary to every principle of justice , it is to be enforced ...
... Cherokee nation we protest against this un- hallowed and unauthorised and unacknowledged compact . We deny its binding force . We recognise none of its stipulations . If , contrary to every principle of justice , it is to be enforced ...
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