THE TRAIL OF TEARS
Nunahi Duna Dio Hilu I A Georgia soldier who took part in the removal wrote,
We must never forget the "trail where they cried" !!!
"I fought through the War Between the States and have seen
many men shot, but the Cherokee Removal was the cruelest
work I ever knew."
Source***
Please visit the links below for additional resources
about the Indian Removal of 1838.
We are still researching for new source materials that will,
perhaps,bring more insight to all of us about this terrible tragedy
in this nation's history. We know that the Cherokee Indian Removal
was a military action and the following timeline account should
provoke some thought from all of us.
Could this happen again?
Here and now, in this millinium???
Think About It.
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The Cherokee Trail of Tears Timeline 1838-1839
Land Cessions of American Indians in Georgia
The Trail of Tears
An Infamous Journey To An Unfamiliar Land
A Brief History of The Trail of Tears
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