Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Fort Bridger” in entry shoshone-indians-or-snake-indians of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
... of the Shoshones ceded their lands to the United States.
The non-fulfilment of the agreement on the part of the latter caused the Indians to begin hostilities again.
In 1867 a treaty was made at Fort Bridger , after which the United States government attempted to gather the scattered bands on reservations, and partially succeeded.
One reservation (Fort Hall) in Idaho contained at one time 1,200 of the t...
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| † | Fort Bridger (Wyoming, United States) | 98 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 user votes | |
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