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- Pushmataha
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Sequoyah
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- McIntosh
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Tah Chee
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Tustennuggee Emathla or Jim Boy
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Major Ridge
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Opothele-Yoholo
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Yoholo-Micco
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Paddy Carr
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Menawa
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Selocta
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Spring Frog
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Oche Finceco
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Ledagie
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- John Ross
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- Apauly Tustennuggee
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- David Vann
- Nineteenth Century Native American Prints
- States of America
- Maps; Statehood; Cities & towns; Rivers; Bodies of water; Indian encampments
- This color map reflects twenty "States of America." Though each of the twenty states is marked with a Roman numeral, the map actually reflects an earlier period in the nation's history with its labelling of territories, Indian tribes, and East...
- Tennessee's Founding and Landmark Documents
- Map showing the lands assigned to emigrant Indians west of Arkansas & Missouri, 1836
- Maps; Indigenous peoples; Rivers; Forts & fortifications
- This map shows land areas designated for Indians emigrating west of the Mississippi River and the location of Indians already established west of the Mississippi. Some of the emigrating Indian nations include Cherokees, Creeks, Choctaws, and...
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Proclamation by Governor Newton Cannon Calling for 2500 Volunteers from Tennessee to Serve in Creek Country
- Broadsides
- Proclamation issued by Governor Newton Cannon requesting 2500 volunteers from Tennessee to answer President Andrew Jackson's call for a war on the Creek Indians. It spells out the reasons for a call to arms and explains how volunteers are to be...
- Throwaway History - The Broadside in American Culture

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