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The paper is 80 pages long, and too much for a single webpage, so I've divided it into 5 Parts, each on its own page. These Parts therefore have no authority: they're just for the Web. The headings in the Table of Contents below, on the other hand, are the author's.
The First Permanent Settlement in the Iowa Country |
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Fort Des Moines No. 1 |
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Immigration to the Des Moines Valley |
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The Removal of Indian Villages from Keokuk's Reserve to the Des Moines Valley |
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The Treaty of 1837 |
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Life at the Sac and Fox Agency |
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A Fort near the Sac and Fox Agency: Fort Sanford |
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The Sac and Fox Treaty of 1842 |
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The Raccoon River Agency from 1843 to 1845 |
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Dragoon Activities and Fort Des Moines |
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The Immigration of 1843 and 1845 |
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Traders and Weekly Sellers among the Sacs and Foxes from 1834 to 1845 |
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Later History of Indian Rights to the Upper Des Moines Valley |
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The Earliest Public Improvements in the Des Moines Valley |
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