Treaty of Long Island of Holston
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CherokeeDealings with the early United StatesThe second Treaty of Long Island of Holston (July 26, 1781) confirmed previous land cessions and caused the Cherokee to yield additional territory.
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At the second Treaty of Long Island of Holston (July 26, 1781), previous land cessions were confirmed and additional territory yielded. The terms of this treaty were adhered to by all but the Chickamauga. Peaceful Cherokee remnants stayed in the area until the 1830s, when the U.S. government…
Read MoreAt the second Treaty of Long Island of Holston (July 26, 1781), previous land cessions were confirmed and additional territory yielded. The terms of this treaty were adhered to by all but the Chickamauga. Peaceful Cherokee remnants stayed in the area until the 1830s, when the U.S. government…
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