Dakota Future and Homestead Vision in 1890 Address
A Dakota era speech argues for land policy and homesteading, praising public lands as a foundation of liberty. It cites Jefferson era plans, education, and the promise of free schools, while urging fair treatment of Native peoples and expansion of settlement and industry across the Missouri frontier.
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Plan of Jeffersons Preserved in Bancrofts Writing
Historian Bancroft notes that Jefferson’s plan endures in his own words and as fully his work as the Declaration. He discusses Bartlett history of the constitution and the Land Ordinance era from 1784 to 1788, arguing it shaped land laws and republic foundations with precise parcel costs and fair access.
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Fragmentary reminiscence from a Dakota correspondent
A historical letter fragment recounts the Dakota region with notes on horses cows and harvest, mentioning percentages and prions seen as resembling prisons. It reflects social observations and curiosities from an 1880 correspondent identified as Lb B Q.
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