The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... Congress . . . " A third act of Congress was the Act of August 20 , 1789 , appropriating money to negotiate treating with the Indian tribes . On September 11 , 1789 , the Congress established salaries to be paid to the Super- intendent ...
... Congress . . . " A third act of Congress was the Act of August 20 , 1789 , appropriating money to negotiate treating with the Indian tribes . On September 11 , 1789 , the Congress established salaries to be paid to the Super- intendent ...
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... Congress in March , 1968 , in which he said , " The most striking fact about the American Indians today is their ... Congress . The Delawares agreed to " engage to join the troops of the United States . . . " It also proposed to " form a ...
... Congress in March , 1968 , in which he said , " The most striking fact about the American Indians today is their ... Congress . The Delawares agreed to " engage to join the troops of the United States . . . " It also proposed to " form a ...
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... Congress under President Washington , was the first official enactment in which Congress legislated Indian affairs with plenary authority . The door was open , and from then on there emanated a mass of statutes , laws , and judicial ...
... Congress under President Washington , was the first official enactment in which Congress legislated Indian affairs with plenary authority . The door was open , and from then on there emanated a mass of statutes , laws , and judicial ...
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