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3937. INDIANS, Sioux.—
On the Sioux
nation we wish most particularly to make a
friendly impression, because of their immense
power, and because we learn that they are very
desirous of being on the most friendly terms
with us.—
To Captain Meriwether Lewis. Washington ed. iv, 522.
(W.
1804)
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