Minnesota's Chippewa treaty of 1837

"A verbatim transcript of the proceedings of the Treaty between the United States Government and the Chippewa Tribe of Minnesota's and Wisconsin's Lake Regions, concluded at Fort Snelling on 29 July 1837, followed by a running commentary, next an extended exposition on Treaty context, finally with explanatory notes and participant biographies."

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 308 pages

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