Trial transcripts, 1862.

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Trial transcripts, 1862.

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Proceedings of the military commission that gathered evidence concerning the participation of Dakota and mixed descent Indians in the Dakota Conflict of 1862. In addition to the printed and handwritten copies of Presidential Message and supporting documents, and handwritten trial proceedings 1-392, the microfilm includes a copy of a handwritten document (January 12, 1863) from the Records of the War Department, Adjutant General's Office, listing the names and penalties or acquittals of 326 Indians imprisoned in Mankato, Minnesota.

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