The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... head of a family , and the tenure of those remaining upon lands outside the reservation shall be the same as is provided in said third article of said treaty , for those receiving allotments within the reservation . It is further agreed ...
... head of a family , and the tenure of those remaining upon lands outside the reservation shall be the same as is provided in said third article of said treaty , for those receiving allotments within the reservation . It is further agreed ...
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... head of a family . This was an effort to break up the tribal society . Land set apart for the tribe in a treaty of August 5 , 1851 , comprising ten miles on either side of the Minnesota river , was struck out in provisions of this ...
... head of a family . This was an effort to break up the tribal society . Land set apart for the tribe in a treaty of August 5 , 1851 , comprising ten miles on either side of the Minnesota river , was struck out in provisions of this ...
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... Head bands of Yanktonais Sioux . The reservations were to be appor- tioned in tracts of 160 acres to each head of a family or single person over the age of 21. An agent was placed on the reser- vation for their control , and certain ...
... Head bands of Yanktonais Sioux . The reservations were to be appor- tioned in tracts of 160 acres to each head of a family or single person over the age of 21. An agent was placed on the reser- vation for their control , and certain ...
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