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Ohio’s trail of tears: Author discusses Indian removal

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LIMA – Late in the fall of 1832, more than 800 American Indians were strung along 80 miles of rough, unforgiving trail, on their way to Missouri and Oklahoma after being forced from their native northwestern Ohio.

Thanks to a 176-year-old diary, Randall L. Buchman has been able to tell their story.

Sunday, the Defiance College professor emeritus spoke to the Allen County Historical Society about his 2007 book “A Sorrowful Journey.”

http://www.limaohio.com/news/buchman_33522___article.html/shelby_diary.html


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I'm a Indigenous Rights, Social Justice and Anti-Nuclear Activist. I believe we need to break the Nuclear Cycle to save this Planet. I worked for 50+ years at the Nevada Test Site, doing non-violent direct actions. I was the very first person arrested at Yucca Mountain. I was arrested 1,000+ times at the Nevada Test Site (NTS) and Yucca Mountain. This blog covers Nuclear Issues, Indigenous Rights & Social Justice items. This Blog is Dedicated to Corbin Harney,Western Shoshone Spiritual Leader who passed over July 10, 2008. Corbin's last words. "We are one people. We cannot separate ourselves now.There are many good things to be done for our people and for the world. It is important to let things be good and it is important to teach the younger generation, so that things are not lost." Shundahai Friends, Those of you who wish to send Audio. Video, Photos,Stories or uplifting memories of Corbin Harney (including who,what, where) for part of the book honoring Corbin and the Shundahai Network,"The Shundahai Network: A Decade of Resistance" may mail them to Gregor Gable (Web Master of Shundahai Network Domain and a personal friend of 20 + years) : Gregor Gable EMAIL FOR SNAIL MAIL ADDRESS Email:gregornot AT gmail.com All materials will be returned and proper credit will be given in the book. Please print clearly your snail mail address, so that I may return materials, along with a note given me permission to use the materials in this book. This is a Book Corbin Harney authorized me to write, and I have been working on it for quite a while. This is a record of Corbin's non-stop fight against radioactivity and his attempts to have the traditional lands returned to the Newe people(after it had been cleaned up) under the Treaty of Ruby Valley 1863 and the people who helped him know as The Shundahai Network.

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1 thought on “Ohio’s trail of tears: Author discusses Indian removal”

  1. Daniel Bingamon August 16, 2009 — 6:54 pm

    When was Ohio’s Indian Removal rescinded?

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