From Indian Territory to White Man's Country: Race, Nation, and the Politics of Land Ownership in Eastern Oklahoma, 1889-1940University of Wisconsin--Madison, 2002 - 351 pages |
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... allotment and private land appropriation by Creeks . Isparhecher had vowed to resist allotment , work for the removal of all noncitizens , and prevent wealthy cattlemen from using too large a share of the nation's lands for their ...
... allotment and private land appropriation by Creeks . Isparhecher had vowed to resist allotment , work for the removal of all noncitizens , and prevent wealthy cattlemen from using too large a share of the nation's lands for their ...
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... allotment minority emphasized the role of class and ideology , not race , in determining Indians ' outlook on allotment . They rejected the Dawes Commission's charges that elites of mixed ancestry were opposing allotment that would ...
... allotment minority emphasized the role of class and ideology , not race , in determining Indians ' outlook on allotment . They rejected the Dawes Commission's charges that elites of mixed ancestry were opposing allotment that would ...
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... allotment . The proceeds of the sale of lands that remained after allotment would be distributed to citizens who had received allotments that the Dawes Commission had estimated to be below the average in value . The goal was to ensure ...
... allotment . The proceeds of the sale of lands that remained after allotment would be distributed to citizens who had received allotments that the Dawes Commission had estimated to be below the average in value . The goal was to ensure ...
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