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Indian Peace Commission

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Indian Peace Commission

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Key Facts

  • Indian Peace Commission's Commons category is recorded as Indian Peace Commission[1].
  • +1867-07-20T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Indian Peace Commission[2].
  • Indian Peace Commission was dissolved in +1868-10-10T00:00:00Z[3].
  • A participant in Indian Peace Commission was Nathaniel Green Taylor[4].
  • Among those involved in Indian Peace Commission was John B. Henderson[5].
  • Among those involved in Indian Peace Commission was Samuel F. Tappan[6].
  • A participant in Indian Peace Commission was John B. Sanborn[7].
  • A participant in Indian Peace Commission was William Tecumseh Sherman[8].
  • A participant in Indian Peace Commission was Alfred Terry[9].
  • Among those involved in Indian Peace Commission was William S. Harney[10].
  • Among those involved in Indian Peace Commission was Christopher C. Augur[11].
  • Indian Peace Commission's significant event is recorded as Treaty of Fort Laramie[12].
  • Indian Peace Commission's significant event is recorded as Medicine Lodge Treaty[13].
  • Indian Peace Commission's significant event is recorded as Treaty of Bosque Redondo[14].
  • Indian Peace Commission's significant event is recorded as Fort Bridger Treaty of 1868[15].
  • Indian Peace Commission's has goal is recorded as negotiation[16].

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Origins

+1867-07-20T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Indian Peace Commission[2].

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