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PICTURE BELOW is the only known picture ever painted about "Trail of tear's" forced march ... it was during 1838 to 1839, under Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, Cherokee indians were forced to leave all the land east of Mississippi River. They were migrated to a area in present day Oklahoma. Cherokee people called this the "Trail Of Tears" because their people saw hunger, disease, and faced exhaustion in a forced march. (4,000 of the 15,000 Cherokees died) |
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Picture above titled "The Trail Of Tears" was painted
by Robert Lindneux in 1942, it's his vision of the
Cherokee people suffering during forced march.
If any depictions of "Trail Of Tears" were created
during this actual march, none were ever found.
Image Credit: The Granger Collection, New York
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