The American Indian Reader: HistoryIndian Historian Press, 1972 |
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... Sioux people , to examine carefully the following " Saga of the Sioux " in the process of treaty- making with the United States government . It is but one ex- ample of the way in which the federal government dealt with the native tribes ...
... Sioux people , to examine carefully the following " Saga of the Sioux " in the process of treaty- making with the United States government . It is but one ex- ample of the way in which the federal government dealt with the native tribes ...
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... Sioux , composing the three tribes called the Sioux of the Leaf , the Sioux of the Broad Leaf , and the Sioux who Shoot in the Pine Tops . This treaty , while it contained the articles concerning " peace and friendship " be- tween the ...
... Sioux , composing the three tribes called the Sioux of the Leaf , the Sioux of the Broad Leaf , and the Sioux who Shoot in the Pine Tops . This treaty , while it contained the articles concerning " peace and friendship " be- tween the ...
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... Sioux ceded to the United States " all the right and interest in the land ceded by the treaty " of July 15 , 1830 . July 23 , 1851 , Treaty with the Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands of the Sioux . The Sioux " agree to cede , and do hereby ...
... Sioux ceded to the United States " all the right and interest in the land ceded by the treaty " of July 15 , 1830 . July 23 , 1851 , Treaty with the Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands of the Sioux . The Sioux " agree to cede , and do hereby ...
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