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'Cherokee Patriots': Planning The Trail Of Tears

John Ridge, a prominent member of the Cherokee nation, thought voluntary migration was the best way for American Indians to retain their culture as U.S. settlers expanded westward in the 1830s. (Library of Congress)
John Ridge, a prominent member of the Cherokee nation, thought voluntary migration was the best way for American Indians to retain their culture as U.S. settlers expanded westward in the 1830s. (Library of Congress)

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