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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 4, Number 11, September 10, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 4, Number 6, July 30, 1831
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 5, Number 34, October 19, 1833
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Cherokee Phoenix, and Indians' Advocate, Volume 5, Number 22, May 18, 1833
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 12, May 14, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 10, April 24, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 8, April 10, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 7, April 3, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 5, March 20, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 3, March 6, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 22, July 30, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 21, July 23, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 19, July 2, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 18, June 25, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 17, June 18, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 16, June 11, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 14, May 28, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 23, August 6, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 31, October 1, 1828
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Cherokee Phoenix, Volume 1, Number 29, September 17, 1828
The Cherokee Phoenix was the first Native American newspaper. The Cherokee syllabary, or alphabet, was invented by Cherokee silversmith Sequoyah (circa 1770−1843) and adopted by the tribal government...
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