Se-quo-yah; from Harper's New Monthly, V.41 by Unknown
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proper medical attendance finished the work. He sleeps, not far
from the Rio Grande, the greatest of his race. At one time Congress contemplated having his remains removed and a monument erected over them; it was postponed, however. The Legislature of the Little Cherokee Nation every year includes in its general appropriations a pension of three hundred dollars to his widow--the only literary pension paid in the United States. |
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