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Letters from John Stuart Concerning the Results of the Recent Congress at Augusta Regarding the Cession of Lands by the Cherokee Nation, and the General Situation with American Indian Affairs, Enclosing Related Correspondence
Author: Letter from J. Ross ... in answer to inquiries from a friend regarding the Cherokee affairs with the United States. Followed by a copy of the protest of the Cherokee Delegation laid before the Senate ... 1836
Author: John ROSS (Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation.)Publisher:
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Letter from John Stuart Regarding William Johnson's Boundary Line Agreements with the Six Nations, the Negative Impact on the Cherokee Tribe, and Including Extracts of Correspondence with Governors about Said Boundary Line Referred to in His Letter
Author: Correspondence from John Stuart to the Earl of Dartmouth Regarding the Regulation of Settlers on American Indian Lands, Boundary Lines and the Cession of Cherokee Lands to Traders
Author: John Stuart's Letter to George Germain (no.3), Notifying Him that Indian Agents Appointed by the Continental Congress Have Had Meetings with Creek and Cherokee Indians in an Attempt to Persuade Such to Remain Neutral in the Disputes Between America and Great Britain
Author: Correspondence and Enclosures from John Stuart Regarding the Trade of Lands and Boundary Lines Between the Cherokee Nation, South Carolina and Virginia
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Pages : 1018
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