A Century of Dishonor: A Sketch of the United States Government's Dealings with Some of the Indian Tribes |
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... given satisfactory to man's intellectual and moral nature , if it were not built on principles of right , it would be even less of a science than is the code which governs the actions of polite society . " It is evident , therefore ...
... given satisfactory to man's intellectual and moral nature , if it were not built on principles of right , it would be even less of a science than is the code which governs the actions of polite society . " It is evident , therefore ...
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... given - or by a distinct avowal on the part of one nation of its intention no longer to abide by it , and to take , therefore , its chances of being made war upon in consequence . Neither of these courses has been pursued by the United ...
... given - or by a distinct avowal on the part of one nation of its intention no longer to abide by it , and to take , therefore , its chances of being made war upon in consequence . Neither of these courses has been pursued by the United ...
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... given to them by the whites , they at first resented it ; but being told that they , and also one of their rivers , were thus named after a great English brave — Lord De la Warre - they were much pleased , and willingly took the Their ...
... given to them by the whites , they at first resented it ; but being told that they , and also one of their rivers , were thus named after a great English brave — Lord De la Warre - they were much pleased , and willingly took the Their ...
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... given to the Wyandotte and Delaware nations in this treaty , as fully as if they had not taken part with Amer- ica , or as any other person or persons in the said nations . " por- This Captain White Eyes had adhered to our cause in ...
... given to the Wyandotte and Delaware nations in this treaty , as fully as if they had not taken part with Amer- ica , or as any other person or persons in the said nations . " por- This Captain White Eyes had adhered to our cause in ...
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... given to the Indians . Five years later , by another treaty at Fort Harmar , the pro- visions of this treaty were reiterated , the boundaries somewhat changed and more accurately defined . The privilege of hunt- ing on all the lands ...
... given to the Indians . Five years later , by another treaty at Fort Harmar , the pro- visions of this treaty were reiterated , the boundaries somewhat changed and more accurately defined . The privilege of hunt- ing on all the lands ...
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