The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... Secretary of the Interior was given additional powers to determine the manner and means of payment of amounts for ... Secretary of the Interior and the government agents . The Secretary of the Interior was again given " discretionary ...
... Secretary of the Interior was given additional powers to determine the manner and means of payment of amounts for ... Secretary of the Interior and the government agents . The Secretary of the Interior was again given " discretionary ...
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... Secretary is authorized to negotiate with the tribe for the purchase of such land by the United States . . . " But amendments to the act soon began . In 1888 the act was amended to " authorize the Secretary of the Interior to accept ...
... Secretary is authorized to negotiate with the tribe for the purchase of such land by the United States . . . " But amendments to the act soon began . In 1888 the act was amended to " authorize the Secretary of the Interior to accept ...
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... Secretary has more power un- der this new Act than ever before , and the words , " as approved by the Secretary of the Interior still stand as a symbol of the heavy hand of the government holding back Indian indepen- dence , Indian self ...
... Secretary has more power un- der this new Act than ever before , and the words , " as approved by the Secretary of the Interior still stand as a symbol of the heavy hand of the government holding back Indian indepen- dence , Indian self ...
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