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Letter, Benjamin Dubroca, Mobile, to Governor Holmes, stating that "the instruction and civilization" which the Government has extended to the Indians has not benefited the Choctaw Indians of the Six Towns as they are so remote, stating that this situation needs to be corrected and that if the Governor will recommend him as Choctaw Agent he will discharge this duty among the Six Towns.
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Letter, Benjamin Dubroca, Mobile, to Governor Holmes, stating that "the instruction and civilization" which the Government has extended to the Indians has not benefited the Choctaw Indians of the Six Towns as they are so remote, stating that this situation needs to be corrected and that if the Governor will recommend him as Choctaw Agent he will discharge this duty among the Six Towns.
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- Doc Number: 1942
- Administration: David Holmes
- Date(s): 1814-02-01
- Description: Letter, Benjamin Dubroca, Mobile, to Governor Holmes, stating that "the instruction and civilization" which the Government has extended to the Indians has not benefited the Choctaw Indians of the Six Towns as they are so remote, stating that this situation needs to be corrected and that if the Governor will recommend him as Choctaw Agent he will discharge this duty among the Six Towns.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-1942-03.tif