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2010.253.0302 - Clippings, Magazine
The article describes the New Echota Treaty of 1835 and its effect on the North Carolina Cherokees. Article from ""The North Carolina Historical Review", nd.

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2010.253.0303 - Clippings, Magazine
Article describes the war between the Cherokee and the English, 1758-1761. Article from "The North Carolina Historical Review".

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2010.253.0304 - Clippings, Magazine
"Archaeologists noe possess the knowledge and techniques necessary to identify pottery-vessel function with a reasonable degree of specificity. This article is intended to demonstrate that capability. The pottery vessel assemblage characteristic of the sixteenth-century Barnett phase in northwest Georgia consists of 13 physically and morphologically distinct vessel types." Article from "American Antiquity", Vol. 51, No. 2, 1986.

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2010.253.0305 - Clippings, Magazine
"This paper examines the incorporation of non-state societies in the American Southwest into the Spanish and American States." Article from "American Sociological Review", Vol. 51, June 1986.

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2010.253.0306 - Clippings, Magazine
This article describes the beginnings of Cherokee nationalism and the involvement of Thomas Jefferson. Article from "The William and Mary Quarterly", nd.

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2010.253.0307 - Clippings, Magazine
The article describes Ghost Dance theories. Article from "Ethnohistory", Vol. 37, No. 1, Winter 1990.

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2010.253.0308 - Clippings, Magazine
The article tells of four men, recently discharged from the Union Army, who came to the West to start a new life. They had permits to trade with the Cherokees. Article from "The Chronicles of Oklahoma", Vol. 48, Winter 1970-1971.

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2010.253.0309 - Clippings, Magazine
The article describes the cultural change of the Creek Indians in the 18th century. Article from "The Florida Anthropologist", Vol. XVI, No. 3, September 1963.

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2010.253.0310 - Clippings, Magazine
The article tells of the beginnings of the "Cherokee Phoenix". Article from "Chronicles of Oklahoma", Vol. 25, Summer 1947.

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2010.253.0311 - Clippings, Magazine
The article tells how the Cherokee culture and patterns began to change as they associated with the white traders, Indian agents, and missionaries. Article from "The North Carolina Historical Review", Vol. XXXIV, No. 1, January 1957.

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2010.253.0312 - Clippings, Magazine
"The Amerindian allies of New France accepted annual French invitations to take part in the Seven Years' War but decided themselves how many warriors would actually appear in the field. These decisions were made in response to two smallpox epidemics that broke out during the war. The numbers of Amerindian warriors fighting alongside the French declined precipitously after outbreaks of smallpox but rose again when they had passed." Article fr...

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2010.253.0313 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the principal chiefs of the Cherokee Nation from 1800 to 1866 . With the ratification of the treaty of 1866 all but one tribe was united in Indian Territory. Article from "The Chronicles of Oklahoma", Vol. XV, No. 8, September 1937.

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2010.253.0314 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the various enrollment records of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians including the Henderson Roll of 1835, the Mullay Roll of 1848, the Siler Roll of 1851, the Chapman Roll of 1851, the Swetland Roll of 1868-69, the Hester Roll of 1884, the Churchill Roll of 1907, and the Guion Miller Roll. Article from "The North Carolina Historical Review", Vol. XVII, No. 3, July 1940. Note: Pages 200-201 of article are missing.

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2010.253.0315 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the beliefs and actions of the Fullbloods as opposed to the mixed-bloods. Article from "Journal of the West", Vol. 10, July 1971.

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2010.253.0316 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the diary of William Lenoir kept during the Revolutionary War. Article from "The Journal of Southern History", Vol. 6, May 1940.

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2010.253.0317 - Clippings, Magazine
The article gives biographical information about John Rollin Ridge and some brief notes from people who knew him best. Article from "The Chronicles of Oklahoma", Vol. 10, 1932.

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2010.253.0318 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the Carolina traders who traded with the Cherokees 1690-1760. Article from "East Tennessee Historical Society's Publications", No.1, 1929.

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2010.253.0319 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the analysis of media concerning the native Americans. Article from "Native Press Research Journal", No. 6, Fall 1987.

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2010.253.0320 - Clippings, Magazine
The article discusses the effects of European influence on the Cherokee settlements prior to the removal. Article from "Geoscience and Man", Vol. XXIII, April 29, 1983.

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2010.253.0321 - Clippings, Magazine
The article presents ethnographic and archaeological information as a means to "examine the origin and tribal variations of scalping in the southeastern United States. New osteological evidence for scalping from Tennessee is introduced." Article from "Tennessee Archaeologist", Vol. XXXI, No. 1, Spring 1975.

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