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II. _The Sioux._--I have little to say respecting these families except that they appear to belong to some higher class,--a class which, without being raised to any inordinate value, may eventually include not only these two now distinct families, but also the Catawba, Woccoon, Cherokee, Choctah, and (perhaps) Caddo groups,--perhaps also the Pawni and its ally the Riccaree.
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