The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... Missouri and the Missouri river , and do freely and fully exon- erate the United States from any guarantee , condition or limita- tion , expressed or implied under the treaty of Prairie de Chien aforesaid or otherwise , as to the entire ...
... Missouri and the Missouri river , and do freely and fully exon- erate the United States from any guarantee , condition or limita- tion , expressed or implied under the treaty of Prairie de Chien aforesaid or otherwise , as to the entire ...
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... River , on the Missouri river ; thence in a southwesterly direction to the forks of the Platte river ; thence up the north fork of the Platte river to a point known as the Red Butte , or where the road leaves the river ; thence along ...
... River , on the Missouri river ; thence in a southwesterly direction to the forks of the Platte river ; thence up the north fork of the Platte river to a point known as the Red Butte , or where the road leaves the river ; thence along ...
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... river , to include Fort Lookout , twenty miles in a straight line along the Missouri river and ten miles in depth . This treaty was also made subject to Senate modification or amendment , unilaterally , without approval of the Sioux ...
... river , to include Fort Lookout , twenty miles in a straight line along the Missouri river and ten miles in depth . This treaty was also made subject to Senate modification or amendment , unilaterally , without approval of the Sioux ...
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