The Slaveholding Indians volume V3
The Slaveholding Indians volume V3
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And letters patent shall be issued by the United States as soon as practicable for the land hereby guaranteed. " (ibid. , p. 387). In the Treaty of New Echota, 1835, the guarantee was again renewed and was extended to cover the new grant of the so-called Cherokee Neutral Lands (ibid. , p. 441). The principle of territorial integrity was likewise re- asserted : "ARTICLE 5. The United States hereby covenant and agree that the lands ceded to the Cherokee nation . . . Shall, in no future time witho...ut their consent, be included within the territorial limits or jurisdiction of any State or Territory ... " (ibid. , p. 442). In attempting to adjust, by the treaty of 1846, the Cherokee domestic difficulties that had grown out of its own questionable negotiations wih the tribe, the United States government reiterated the earlier promises (ibid. , p. 561).
In the fourteenth article of the Creek treaty of 1832, the principle of territorial integrity was laid down by implication and protection and a patent were promised, "The Creek country west of the Mississippi shall be solemnly guar- The Harlan Bill 247 anarchy, and confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And letters patent shall be issued by the United States as soon as practicable for the land hereby guaranteed. " (ibid. , p. 387). In the Treaty of New Echota, 1835, the guarantee was again renewed and was extended to cover the new grant of the so-called Cherokee Neutral Lands (ibid. , p. 441). The principle of territorial integrity was likewise re- asserted : "ARTICLE 5. The United States hereby covenant and agree that the lands ceded to the Cherokee nation . . . Shall, in no future time witho...ut their consent, be included within the territorial limits or jurisdiction of any State or Territory ... " (ibid. , p. 442). In attempting to adjust, by the treaty of 1846, the Cherokee domestic difficulties that had grown out of its own questionable negotiations wih the tribe, the United States government reiterated the earlier promises (ibid. , p. 561).
In the fourteenth article of the Creek treaty of 1832, the principle of territorial integrity was laid down by implication and protection and a patent were promised, "The Creek country west of the Mississippi shall be solemnly guar- The Harlan Bill 247 anarchy, and confusion.
What to read after The Slaveholding Indians volume V3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abel Annie Heloise to read onlineMoreLess
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