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Alabama

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Royce’s schedule records 18 cessions that lie at least partly in Alabama, from 1802 to 1835, under 13 treaties, agreements and acts. The peoples named most often are Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw and Muscogee (Creek).

The atlas records 1 broken treaty promise here, including Chiricahua Apache: the 1872 reservation abolished (1876) and 27 years as prisoners of war (1886-1912/14).

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Treaty or agreementTreaty under documented pressureRemoval treatyShapes from the 1899 federal record: approximate, not legal boundaries.

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