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Affidavit of Charles Pitt regarding the "Palmer Treaty, 1855"
Affidavit of Charles Pitt regarding the "Palmer Treaty, 1855" 1855
Affidavit of Tul-lux Hol-li-quilla regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865
Affidavit of Tul-lux Hol-li-quilla regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865 ca. 1855 - 1866
Marie Louise Bottineau Baldwin
Marie Louise Bottineau Baldwin ca. 1911
Letter from the Commissioner of the Office of Indian Affairs to the Secretary of Interior
Letter from the Commissioner of the Office of Indian Affairs to the Secretary of Interior 2/10/1904
Affidavit of Lucy Mitchell Regarding the Treaty of 1865
Affidavit of Lucy Mitchell Regarding the Treaty of 1865 1865-1915
Affidavit of Pipeshire regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865
Affidavit of Pipeshire regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865 1855 - 1915
Affidavit of Wallulatum regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865, followed by confirmation of Albert Kuckup and Tullux Holliquilla
Affidavit of Wallulatum regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865, followed by confirmation of Albert Kuckup and Tullux Holliquilla 1855 - 1866
Meeting Between Federal Officials and Occupants of Alcatraz Island
Meeting Between Federal Officials and Occupants of Alcatraz Island 1970
Aleut Womens Petition
Aleut Womens Petition 10/10/1942
Chief Tommy Kuni Thompson
Chief Tommy Kuni Thompson 1952
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