The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... original owners . Webster has this other definition of the word : " The penetration and gradual occupation of an area by a population group of different socio - economic status or racial or cultural origins than its original inhabitants ...
... original owners . Webster has this other definition of the word : " The penetration and gradual occupation of an area by a population group of different socio - economic status or racial or cultural origins than its original inhabitants ...
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... original entry , migrations from one area to another , and the gradual historic settlement of the tribes and nations upon one area or another , is a matter for a separate volume , and it cannot be pursued here . Suffice it to say , that ...
... original entry , migrations from one area to another , and the gradual historic settlement of the tribes and nations upon one area or another , is a matter for a separate volume , and it cannot be pursued here . Suffice it to say , that ...
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... original group . Treaties were made with representatives of the various tribes , but not " by author- ized representatives " of the tribe , and thus questions may be raised as to the validity of that treaty or that modification of the ...
... original group . Treaties were made with representatives of the various tribes , but not " by author- ized representatives " of the tribe , and thus questions may be raised as to the validity of that treaty or that modification of the ...
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