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... Choctaws and Chickasaws , and after his death one of the executive and judicial districts of his nation in Indian Territory was named in his honor . When the forty - sixth star was added to the constellation of Old Glory the Oklahoma ...
... Choctaws and Chickasaws , and after his death one of the executive and judicial districts of his nation in Indian Territory was named in his honor . When the forty - sixth star was added to the constellation of Old Glory the Oklahoma ...
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... Choctaws and Chickasaws , the Shawnees belonging to the Algonquin stock and speaking their dialect , while the Choctaws and Chickasaws are of the Appalachian stock and spoke the Muskogeon dialect . Therefore it was necessary for each ...
... Choctaws and Chickasaws , the Shawnees belonging to the Algonquin stock and speaking their dialect , while the Choctaws and Chickasaws are of the Appalachian stock and spoke the Muskogeon dialect . Therefore it was necessary for each ...
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... Choctaws have never yet been driven to the necessity of taking up the tomohawk against him or his children . Therefore the question before us to - night is not the avenging of any wrongs perpetrated against us by the whites , for the ...
... Choctaws have never yet been driven to the necessity of taking up the tomohawk against him or his children . Therefore the question before us to - night is not the avenging of any wrongs perpetrated against us by the whites , for the ...
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Puritan Preaching and the American | 35 |
Abrahams Offering Up His Son Isaac | 54 |
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God | 65 |
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