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The Memorial Of The Chippeway Tribe Of Indians Some Of Whom Reside On Their Reserve Near Sarnia, And Others On Walpole Island: Together With Other Documents Praying That They May Be Allowed To Form Themselves Into One Tribe, As They Were Prior To 1831, And To Hold Their Lands And Moneys In Common, And That The Foreign Indians May Be Hereafter Excluded From Participating In The Annuity

by William Fisher

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