An act to regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes, 1793.

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An act to regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes, 1793.

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Document with details of the act as decided by the Second Congress of the United States at the second session in the city of Philadelphia, Monday, November 5, 1792, Jonathan Trumball Speaker of the House of Representatives and John Adams Vice President; approved, March 1,1793 by George Washington. Act covers interactions between citizens and Indian tribes including trade licenses, fines, the buying of horses, punishment for criminal behavior.

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Cornell University Library

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