If it be their real interest to maintain a separate existence, they will there be at liberty to do so without the inconveniences and vexations to which they would unavoidably have been subject in Alabama and Mississippi.
Jackson asserts that Indians can maintain their separate existence in their new territory without the issues faced in Alabama and Mississippi.
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