Humane Treatment of Removal Indians: Military Officers
Dr. Daniel LittlefieldDr. Daniel Littlefield readily acknowledges that the military officers who accompanied the Chickasaws on removal as the most humane, and he contrasts them with the civilian employees who worked the removals.
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Imagining the Agony of Removal
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Foreman Understood the Trauma of Removal
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Historical Focus of Chickasaw Removal
Dr. Daniel LittlefieldDr. Littlefield’s book, "Chickasaw Removal", frames a span of time from 1820 to 1856.
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