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Cherokee Phoenix, Extra: Address of the Committee and Council of the Cherokee...
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 12, July 10, 1830
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 4, May 15, 1830
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 3, May 8, 1830
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 2, Number 51, April 7, 1830
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 2, Number 49, March 24, 1830
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 45, April 16, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 44, April 9, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 37, February 12, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 36, January 29, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 35, January 22, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 48, May 14, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 47, May 7, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 3, Number 46, April 30, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 5, Number 9, November 3, 1832
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 5, Number 6, September 29, 1832
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 4, Number 23, December 17, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 4, Number 21, December 3, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 4, Number 19, November 19, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 4, Number 15, October 15, 1831
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