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The Delaware were told by both the United States and the Cherokee government that " they would have equal rights , along with native - born Cherokee citizens , to all the remaining lands and funds owned by the Cherokee Nation ...
The Delaware were told by both the United States and the Cherokee government that " they would have equal rights , along with native - born Cherokee citizens , to all the remaining lands and funds owned by the Cherokee Nation ...
Page 176
A violation of such title by the government is a " taking " under the Fifth Amendment and subject to compensation ( United States v . Creek Nation , 295 U.S. 103 ( 1935 ) ) . There are two other items of importance that should at least ...
A violation of such title by the government is a " taking " under the Fifth Amendment and subject to compensation ( United States v . Creek Nation , 295 U.S. 103 ( 1935 ) ) . There are two other items of importance that should at least ...
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The United States Court of Claims held that the Delaware did not have perpetual title to the lands set aside for them on the Cherokee reserve in 1867. The court further held that they had only purchased the right of life occupancy ...
The United States Court of Claims held that the Delaware did not have perpetual title to the lands set aside for them on the Cherokee reserve in 1867. The court further held that they had only purchased the right of life occupancy ...
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