text_original: Most important, however, of all the treaties that opened up the lands of Minnesota to settlement were those of 1851, made at Traverse des Sioux and Mendota, by which the Sioux ceded to the United States all their lands in Minnesota and Iowa, except a small reservation for their habitation, situated on the upper waters of the Minnesota river.
text_transcription: MOST IMPORTANT HOWEVER OF ALL THE TREATIES THAT OPENED UP THE LANDS OF MINNESOTA TO SETTLEMENT WERE THOSE OF EIGHTEEN FIFTY ONE MADE AT TRAVERSE DESOU AND MENDOTA BY WHICH THE SIOUX CEDED TO THE UNITED STATES ALL THEIR LANDS IN MINNESOTA AND IOWA EXCEPT A SMALL RESERVATION FOR THEIR HABITATION SITUATED ON THE UPPER WATERS OF THE MINNESOTA RIVER
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