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frequent previous decisions, and the last one so very recently, to determine upon the way in which the annuity should be paid. By confusing the various causes for such an assembly, it was believed that a large number might be collected, and. the management of the affair was thrown into the hands of Major Ridge, John Ridge | frequent previous decisions, and the last one so very recently, to determine upon the way in which the annuity should be paid. [[strikeout: 4 words]] By confusing the various causes for such an assembly, it was believed that a large number might be collected, and. the management of the affair was thrown into the hands of Major Ridge, John Ridge & party; under the idea that a great show of persons, at their summons, would increase and display their popularity. Without [consulting] the Principal Chief, therefore, & previous to his [[strikeout]] return from Washington, [[strikeout: M]] the Ridges sent messengers through the country, to convene a Council [[strikeout: at]] near the Head of Coosa, in the immediate neighborhood of the residence of Ridge. The people felt the indecency of the measure. Some of the messengers to the upper part of the nation, to all the [[unclear]] of the [[strikeout]] Cherokees themselves in speaking of the affair, "returned faster than they went." [[strikeout]] Never exclaimed one of the old men in the nation, "did I hear [[strikeout: 6 words]] a call of much bare faced effrontery!_ A man steals & sells my horse He sends for me. -- What makes him send. He wishes me to | ||
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frequent previous decisions, and the last one so very recently, to determine upon the way in which the annuity should be paid. strikeout: 4 words By confusing the various causes for such an assembly, it was believed that a large number might be collected, and. the management of the affair was thrown into the hands of Major Ridge, John Ridge & party; under the idea that a great show of persons, at their summons, would increase and display their popularity. Without [consulting] the Principal Chief, therefore, & previous to his strikeout return from Washington, strikeout: M the Ridges sent messengers through the country, to convene a Council strikeout: at near the Head of Coosa, in the immediate neighborhood of the residence of Ridge. The people felt the indecency of the measure. Some of the messengers to the upper part of the nation, to all the unclear of the strikeout Cherokees themselves in speaking of the affair, "returned faster than they went." strikeout Never exclaimed one of the old men in the nation, "did I hear strikeout: 6 words a call of much bare faced effrontery!_ A man steals & sells my horse He sends for me. -- What makes him send. He wishes me to