Argument of William H. Thomas in support of the rights of the Cherokee Indians remaining in the state of North Carolina to the lands granted to them in fee simple by that state in 1783 : showing that those lands were not conveyed to the United States under the treaty of 1835 : containing, also, a proposition to relinquish, for the benefit of the states of North Carolina and Tennessee, all their interest in those lands ...

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