The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... Territory , except the panhandle , and the en- tire front of Kansas were in the possession of some 85,000 in- truded Indians . They had been promised their reservations " in full and complete possession . . . as their land and home for ...
... Territory , except the panhandle , and the en- tire front of Kansas were in the possession of some 85,000 in- truded Indians . They had been promised their reservations " in full and complete possession . . . as their land and home for ...
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... Territory . A Hopi delegation pleads for aid and is thrown into jail . The Territory had no help for the starving Hopi . In 1863 , the Territory of Arizona was created , and the state legislature forthwith called for extermin- ation of ...
... Territory . A Hopi delegation pleads for aid and is thrown into jail . The Territory had no help for the starving Hopi . In 1863 , the Territory of Arizona was created , and the state legislature forthwith called for extermin- ation of ...
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... territory without Indian consent . The general's avowed policy was extermination . In 1862 , there were Sioux uprisings in Min- nesota , and the battle of Yellow Medicine took place , in which new armaments were brought to bear ...
... territory without Indian consent . The general's avowed policy was extermination . In 1862 , there were Sioux uprisings in Min- nesota , and the battle of Yellow Medicine took place , in which new armaments were brought to bear ...
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