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... prairie , and hills between the Niobrara and the Missouri , the earliest white explorers found a tribe of simple Indian folk , living by the chase and by primitive horticulture , unassuming , generous , and brave .
... prairie , and hills between the Niobrara and the Missouri , the earliest white explorers found a tribe of simple Indian folk , living by the chase and by primitive horticulture , unassuming , generous , and brave .
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These two nations are allied by a similarity of misfortune ; they were once both numerous , both resided in villages and cultivated Indian corn ; their common enemies , Sioux and small - pox , drove them from their towns , which they ...
These two nations are allied by a similarity of misfortune ; they were once both numerous , both resided in villages and cultivated Indian corn ; their common enemies , Sioux and small - pox , drove them from their towns , which they ...
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An Indian Report says of Manuel Lisa , who was agent and interpreter in 1815 at a salary of $ 548 : " He has been of great service in preventing British influence the last year . ” * Presents were made ' to the Missouri tribes in 1814 ...
An Indian Report says of Manuel Lisa , who was agent and interpreter in 1815 at a salary of $ 548 : " He has been of great service in preventing British influence the last year . ” * Presents were made ' to the Missouri tribes in 1814 ...
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1 With the Kansas - Nebraska Bill in 1854 , the so - called " Indian Country " of our western plains passed into history . ... writes : " The Poncas have also been guilty of depredations , and have the character of lawless Indians .
1 With the Kansas - Nebraska Bill in 1854 , the so - called " Indian Country " of our western plains passed into history . ... writes : " The Poncas have also been guilty of depredations , and have the character of lawless Indians .
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On the part of the government and the Indian Commissioner there was a desire to systematize dealings with the Indians , and to confine the tribes within certain bounds . When both parties were willing to have a treaty it was not long in ...
On the part of the government and the Indian Commissioner there was a desire to systematize dealings with the Indians , and to confine the tribes within certain bounds . When both parties were willing to have a treaty it was not long in ...
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| Τίτλος | Proceedings and Collections Τόμος 7 του Publications - Nebraska State Historical Society, Nebraska State Historical Society |
| Συγγραφέας | Nebraska State Historical Society |
| Εκδότης | Nebraska State Historical Society, 1898 |
| Πρωτότυπο από | Πανεπιστήμιο της Καλιφόρνια |
| Ψηφιοποιήθηκε στις | 11 Ιαν. 2018 |
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