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Tribal lands, held in common by tribal governments, were subdivided into individual parcels and distributed among individual tribal members; the unallotted remainder was declared "surplus," to be disposed of by sale or transfer to non-Indians. Unallotted lands on the reservation were designated as surplus and ceded to the government, which then sold them to whites, placing the proceeds in trust for the tribes concerned. |
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