Correspondence of the Subject of the Emigration of Indians, Between the 30Th November, 1831K, and 27Th December, 1853

This book is a collection of letters and correspondence between government officials and Native American leaders regarding the forced emigration and removal of Indian tribes from their homelands in the early-to-mid 19th century. It provides a unique and firsthand perspective on this dark chapter in American history.

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