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1880

Leupp, F.E., fl. 1892

Pamphlet

Title: An Earnest Petition

One pamphlet entitled, "An Earnest Petition," published by the Indian Rights Association dated 1890. Pertains to the displacement of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Cherokee peoples as well as advocating for action.

GLC10051.04

1885-1932

Indian Rights Association

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Title: Indian Rights Association publications, 1885-1932 [Decimalized .01-.99]

Collection of pamphlets printed by the Indian Rights Association dated 1885-1932. Consists of 99 items related to various matters of indigineous peoples in the United States. Issues advocate for funding for education, staffing, and reparations. There are also notable items that ask for support to either push back on legislation that would harm indigineous people's living conditions or forcibly remove them from their lands.

GLC10051

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