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Treaty of 1804
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Treaty of 1804

American history
Also known as: Treaty of St. Louis
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  • Black Hawk or Makataimeshekiakiah, painting by Charles Bird King, c. 1837.
    Black Hawk War
    / Background: the Treaty of 1804 and white settlement of the Northwest Territory

    At the centre of the Black Hawk War was a treaty between the Sauk and Fox peoples and the United States that had been signed in St. Louis in November 1804, by which the Indians…

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    At the centre of the Black Hawk War was a treaty between the Sauk and Fox peoples and the United States that had been signed in St. Louis in November 1804, by which the Indians…

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