The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... Creek Indians , once the possessors of the greater portion of Georgia , surrendered their claim between 1790 and ... Creeks , despite some slight efforts by the government to assure that a fair price was paid , that it was even proposed ...
... Creek Indians , once the possessors of the greater portion of Georgia , surrendered their claim between 1790 and ... Creeks , despite some slight efforts by the government to assure that a fair price was paid , that it was even proposed ...
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... Creek . The peaceful vil- lage was then attacked by troops commanded by Col. John M. Chivington . The name of the Sand Creek Massacre has now achieved a place in the history as one of the bloody dates of the Lincoln administration ...
... Creek . The peaceful vil- lage was then attacked by troops commanded by Col. John M. Chivington . The name of the Sand Creek Massacre has now achieved a place in the history as one of the bloody dates of the Lincoln administration ...
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... Creek military society in this year . The Indians of the United States come under the jurisdiction of another governmental agency , the Bureau of In- dian Affairs . The BIA is established under the Department of War . The first treaty ...
... Creek military society in this year . The Indians of the United States come under the jurisdiction of another governmental agency , the Bureau of In- dian Affairs . The BIA is established under the Department of War . The first treaty ...
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