Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs1842 |
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Outras edições - Ver tudo
Palavras e frases frequentes
00 Fulfilling treaties acres Acting Superintendent agency agricultural Allegany amount annual Annuity ardent spirits attended bands Blacksmiths buffalo Buffalo Creek reservation bushels Cattaraugus census Cherokees Chickasaws chiefs Choctaws civilization commenced Commissioner condition corn council Council Bluffs Creeks crops cultivation Delawares district duty emigration established expense farm farmer Fort Leavenworth Fort Towson fund Government habits HARTLEY CRAWFORD herewith hundred hunt improvement Indian country Indian tribes instructions interest Iowa Kanzas Lac qui Parle Lake Superior lands laws manual labor Menomonies ment miles mission missionary Mississippi Missouri nation necessary obedient servant Osages Ottowas and Chippewas Piankeshaws portion Pottawatomies prairie present pupils Quapaws received removed respectfully Sacs and Foxes Sault Ste scholars Seminoles Senecas September settled Shawnees Sioux sub-agent submit subsistence Superintendent Indian Affairs taught teachers tion traders treaties with Ottowas treaties with Sacs treaty stipulations Tuscarora United village whiskey Winnebagoes Wyandots