Rights of the Marshpee Indians. : Argument of Benjamin F. Hallett, counsel for the memorialists of the Marshpee tribe, before a joint committee of the legislature of Massachusetts; Messrs. Barton and Strong of the Senate, and Dwight of Stockbridge, Fuller of Springfield and Lewis of Pepperell, of the House; to whom the complaints of the Indians for a change of government and redress of grievances were referred. : Published at the request of Isaac Coombs, Daniel Amos and William Apes, the Marshpee delegation, March 1834.
by: Hallett, Benjamin Franklin, 1797-1862
Published: (1834)