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Note 130 — Chapter II · GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF SLAVERY.

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Result. Positive cases: Aleuts,130

Athka Aleuts,

Koniagas,

Tlinkits,

Haidas,

Tsimshian,

Kwakiutl,

Bilballas,

Ahts,

Tribes about Puget Sound,

Fish Indians,

Tacullies,

Atnas on Copper River,

Similkameem,

Chinooks,

Atnahs on Fraser River and allied tribes,

Sahaptins or Nez Percés,

Southern Californians,

Klamaths,

Navajos,

Cibola Pueblos.

Negative cases: Greenlanders,

Central Eskimos,

Eskimos of Labrador,

Frobisher Bay and Field Bay Eskimos,

Kinipetu Eskimos,

Tchiglit Eskimos,

Eskimos of the Ungava District,

Western Eskimos or Eskimos of Alaska,

Eskimos of Point Barrow,

Kutchins or Loucheux,

Chepewyans or Athabascas,

Lenape or Delawares,

Montagnais,

Ojibways or Chippeways,

Ottawas,

Shahnees,

Potawatomi,

Crees or Knisteneaux,

Cheyennes,

Blackfeet nation,

Abenakies,

Iroquois,

Hurons or Wyandots,

Katahbas,

Cherokees,

Muskoghe,

Choctaws,

Chickasaws,

Creeks,

Seminoles,

Natchez,

Dacotahs or Sioux,

Hidatsas,

Omahas,

Osages,

Kansas Indians,

Assiniboins,

Hupas,

Apaches,

Pimas,

Zuñi,

Lower Californians,

Okanagans,

Karoks,

Central Californians,

Nishinam,

Shoshones,

Utahs,

Comanches,

Kioways.

No conclusion: Menomini,

Attakapas,

Inhabitants of Virginia,

Mandans,

Flatheads,

Killamucks,

Shastika,

Mohaves.

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