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... fort near the mouth of the Wisconsin River ; by article six they had bound
themselves " that if any citizen of the United States or any other white persons
should form a settlement upon their lands , such intruders should forth with be
removed .
... fort near the mouth of the Wisconsin River ; by article six they had bound
themselves " that if any citizen of the United States or any other white persons
should form a settlement upon their lands , such intruders should forth with be
removed .
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He lived among his people on the Iowa River till that reservation was sold , in
1836 , when , with the rest of the Sacs and Foxes , he removed to the Des Moines
Reservation , where he remained till his death , which occurred on the 3d of ...
He lived among his people on the Iowa River till that reservation was sold , in
1836 , when , with the rest of the Sacs and Foxes , he removed to the Des Moines
Reservation , where he remained till his death , which occurred on the 3d of ...
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The treaty was ratified February 13 , 1833 , and took effect on the ist of June
following , when the Indians quietly removed from the ceded territory , and this
fertile and beautiful region was opened to white settlers . By the terms of the
treaty , out ...
The treaty was ratified February 13 , 1833 , and took effect on the ist of June
following , when the Indians quietly removed from the ceded territory , and this
fertile and beautiful region was opened to white settlers . By the terms of the
treaty , out ...
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Keokuk himself became dissipated in the latter years of his life , and it has been
reported that he died of deliriuin tremens after his removal with his tribe to
Kansas . In May , 1843 , most of the Indians were removed up the Des Moines
River ...
Keokuk himself became dissipated in the latter years of his life , and it has been
reported that he died of deliriuin tremens after his removal with his tribe to
Kansas . In May , 1843 , most of the Indians were removed up the Des Moines
River ...
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By the terms of this treaty they were to be removed from the country at the
expiration of three years , and all who remained after that were to move at their
own expense . Part of them were removed to Kansas in the fall of 1845 , and the
rest the ...
By the terms of this treaty they were to be removed from the country at the
expiration of three years , and all who remained after that were to move at their
own expense . Part of them were removed to Kansas in the fall of 1845 , and the
rest the ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | History of Winneshiek and Allamakee Counties, Iowa |
| Forfatter | W. E. Alexander |
| Utgave | nytrykk |
| Utgiver | Brookhaven Press, 1882 |
| Original fra | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisert | 31. jul 2012 |
| ISBN | 158103430X, 9781581034301 |
| Lengde | 738 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |