Reminiscences of Travel in Cherokee Lands An Address Delivered Before the Ladie
Reminiscences of Travel in Cherokee Lands An Address Delivered Before the Ladie
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Many of us have read how the Cherokees sold to the United States the famous Cherokee strip. We have read the Government reports of the amicable trade with the Indians ; even ministers of the Gospel have unwittingly thanked God in their pulpits that the question \vas settled in such a Christian manner. Was it ?
How little the people in general know of the real meaning of many acts of Congress. It had turned out that the land deeded to the Indians was better than the white men thought when they t...raded it to the Cherokees prior to 1838. It turned out that it became an eyesore for the land-grabber, and the paid politicians. This territory had become very v^aluable to the Cherokees as they rented it to the white men for grazing purposes, and they received for rental the sum of over two hun- 24 THROUGH CHEROKEE LANDS.
dred thousand dollars yearly, and with that money the Cherokees maintained their gov- ernment, two colleges and over a hundred schools, asking no help from the United States. In fact the Cherokees were at last a prosperous people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of us have read how the Cherokees sold to the United States the famous Cherokee strip. We have read the Government reports of the amicable trade with the Indians ; even ministers of the Gospel have unwittingly thanked God in their pulpits that the question \vas settled in such a Christian manner. Was it ?
How little the people in general know of the real meaning of many acts of Congress. It had turned out that the land deeded to the Indians was better than the white men thought when they t...raded it to the Cherokees prior to 1838. It turned out that it became an eyesore for the land-grabber, and the paid politicians. This territory had become very v^aluable to the Cherokees as they rented it to the white men for grazing purposes, and they received for rental the sum of over two hun- 24 THROUGH CHEROKEE LANDS.
dred thousand dollars yearly, and with that money the Cherokees maintained their gov- ernment, two colleges and over a hundred schools, asking no help from the United States. In fact the Cherokees were at last a prosperous people.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geo E George Everett Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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