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President Jackson
President Jackson's Message "On Indian Removal" 12/6/1830
Bill S. 102 Proposing the Indian Removal Act
Bill S. 102 Proposing the Indian Removal Act 4/26/1830
Indian Removal Act
Indian Removal Act 5/28/1830
Dawes Act
Dawes Act 2/8/1887
Memorial from the Ladies of Steubenville, Ohio, Protesting Indian Removal
Memorial from the Ladies of Steubenville, Ohio, Protesting Indian Removal 2/15/1830
Treaty of New Echota
Treaty of New Echota 12/29/1835
Certification that a Copy of the Record Was Given to the Supreme Court
Certification that a Copy of the Record Was Given to the Supreme Court 11/28/1831
Indictment for Samuel Worcester, Elizur Butler, and Other Defendants
Indictment for Samuel Worcester, Elizur Butler, and Other Defendants 9/1831
Letter to the Georgia Attorney General from the Attorneys for Worcester and Butler
Letter to the Georgia Attorney General from the Attorneys for Worcester and Butler 11/10/1831
Letter to the Georgia Governor from the Attorneys for Worcester and Butler
Letter to the Georgia Governor from the Attorneys for Worcester and Butler 11/10/1831
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