The American Indian ReaderJeannette Henry Indian Historian Press, 1974 - 149 páginas |
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... dians and the French , the Indians and the Dutch , and the In- dians in agreements with the British government . But those which are of great concern are the ones made between the United States and the Indian tribes . Such treaties ...
... dians and the French , the Indians and the Dutch , and the In- dians in agreements with the British government . But those which are of great concern are the ones made between the United States and the Indian tribes . Such treaties ...
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... dians in amounts from 80 to 320 acres . Fourteen of the treaties applied to Kansas tribes , five to Washington tribes , and smaller numbers to tribes in other territories . In 1867 Indian commis- sioners included in treaties provisions ...
... dians in amounts from 80 to 320 acres . Fourteen of the treaties applied to Kansas tribes , five to Washington tribes , and smaller numbers to tribes in other territories . In 1867 Indian commis- sioners included in treaties provisions ...
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Jeannette Henry .. dian rights , stating , " . . . not a foot of land will ever be taken from the Indians without ... dians under duress . During negotiations with the Osage Tribe in 1808 , George C. Sibley , in giving an account of ...
Jeannette Henry .. dian rights , stating , " . . . not a foot of land will ever be taken from the Indians without ... dians under duress . During negotiations with the Osage Tribe in 1808 , George C. Sibley , in giving an account of ...
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