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    To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States : memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservation of six hundred and forty acres of land, granted under the Cherokee treaties of 1817 and 1819
    by Reed, Nancy, active 1846-1847
    Published 1847

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    Documents and comments on benefit of clergy as applied to slaves /

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    Memorial of Tickoneeska, to the Hon. Edward Hardin and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in Washington city
    by Tickoneeska, Cherokee Indian
    Published 1846

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    Documents and comments on benefit of clergy as applied to slaves /

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    Memorial of Tickoneeska, to the Hon. Edward Hardin and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in Washington city /

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    To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservation of six hundred and forty acres of land, granted under the Cherokee treaties of 1817 and 1819
    by Reed, Nancy, active 1846-1847
    Published 1847

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    Memorial of Tickoneeska, to the Hon. Edward Hardin and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in Washington city
    by Tickoneeska, Cherokee Indian
    Published 1846

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    Argument of William H. Thomas in support of the rights of the Cherokee Indians remaining in the state of North Carolina to the lands granted to them in fee simple by that state in 1783 showing that those lands were not conveyed to the United States under the treaty of 1835 : containing, also, a proposition to relinquish, for the benefit of the states of North Carolina and Tennessee, all their interest in those lands ..

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    To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States : memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservat /

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    Argument of William H. Thomas in support of the rights of the Cherokee Indians remaining in the state of North Carolina to the lands granted to them in fee simple by that state in 1783 : showing that those lands were not conveyed to the United States under the treaty of 1835 : containing, also, a proposition to relinquish, for the benefit of the states of North Carolina and Tennessee, all their interest in those lands ..

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