The tribes in Indiana had maintained peaceful relations with the Americans for a generation and were offered generous what was considered at the time to be generous compensation for their lands, and most of the tribes had already left the state by 1835.
The tribes in Indiana had maintained peaceful relations with the Americans for a generation and were offered what was considered at the time to be generous compensation for their lands, although the agreements were always entirely honored by the government. Most of the tribes had already left the state by 1835.