On the recordNovember 15, 2022
I think the Framers of this treaty plainly were concerned about the governmental interests of the Cherokee Nation having a place in this body.
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congress.govI think the Framers of this treaty plainly were concerned about the governmental interests of the Cherokee Nation having a place in this body.
Discussing the historical concerns of the Cherokee Nation's representation.
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