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Transcript segment from the AAFP NET episode "On Indians Past and Present" (1957)
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The mystique about what was in the treaty shows clearly enough how little understanding there was between the two parties when those arrangements were made. [IndianCountry/Past]
Transcript segment from the AAFP NET episode "On Indians Past and Present" (1957)

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