
Kansas Land Treaties Project
The Chapman Center and the Manhattan Public Library hosted an interdisciplinary panel that brought together scholars and students to launch an online exhibit focused on our local history of land treaties. Learn more about the treaties of 1825, 1846, and 1859, which cumulatively dispossessed the Kanza (now present-day Kaw Nation) of 18,233,620 acres of land on our Kansas Land Treaties page.

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