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Re: Doakesville
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Doaksville was the wartime capital of the Choctaw naiton; therefore, it is a logical place for surrender of civil authority.

However, I've been led to believe there were two surrenders -- a military one at Fort Towson on the 23rd and a civil one at Doaksville on the 24th.

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