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The road to disappearance

by Angie Debo

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First published: 1941 1 language ISBN: 9780806115320
Description
Includes index. After removal to Indian Territory in Oklahoma, Creek Indians established schools, embraced Christianity, and assumed characteristics of "Civilization"
Subjects
Creek Indians Government relations Indians of north america, southern states

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