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Excerpt from Proposals for an Indian State, 1778-1878
During Monroe's second term Indian affairs in Georgia reached a climax, whereupon the administration, as the best way out of a most serious difficulty, revived e the old plans of removal and colonization and later improved upon them to this extent, that it advised the introduction of a governmental system.f Taking various documents together, departmental reports and presidential messages, we gather that this was its general scheme, the formation of tribal districts with a civil administration in each and the union of the whole in prospect.
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