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BETWEEN 1789 and 1829 the United States government managed to avoid confronting some of the most vexing and embarrassing legal, political, and moral problems of Indian-white relations.
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civilization fund, territorial bill, emigrant tribes, expectant capitalists, removal bill, removal treaties, removal policy, removal treaty, field officials, treaty commissioners, permanent title, disbursing agents, removal agents, southern tribes, administration leaders, treaty stipulations, civilized tribes, first annual message
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United States, New York, War Department, Indian Office, Van Buren, Senate Document, House Document, House Report, Removal Act, Old Northwest, Indian Bureau, Congressional Globe, Library of Congress, Mississippi West, American Board, Choctaw Academy, Commissioner Crawford, Papers of the Presidents, Medill Papers, National Intelligencer, Territorial Papers, American Indians, Henry Clay, House of Representatives, University of Oklahoma Press
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