Philip Henry Sheridan, the Son of Irish Immigrants From Cavan, Dies in Nonquit, Massachusetts. He Became an Officer in the Federal Cavalry and Is Infamously Credited With the Phrase - The Only Good Indian Is a Dead One

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August 05, 1888

Philip Henry Sheridan, the son of Irish immigrants from Cavan, dies in Nonquit, Massachusetts. He became an officer in the Federal cavalry and is infamously credited with the phrase - The only good Indian is a dead one

August 05, 1891

The Land Purchase Act further facilitates tenants purchase of acreage from former landlords and establishes a board to purchase and redistribute land at a local level in the west

← The Land Purchase Act further facilitates tenants purchase of acreage from former landlords and establishes a board to purchase and redistribute land at a local level in the west

August 05, 1745

Charles Edward Stuart lands at Borradale, Scotland

Charles Edward Stuart lands at Borradale, Scotland →

August 05, 1891

The Land Purchase Act further facilitates tenants purchase of acreage from former landlords and establishes a board to purchase and redistribute land at a local level in the west

← The Land Purchase Act further facilitates tenants purchase of acreage from former landlords and establishes a board to purchase and redistribute land at a local level in the west

Philip Henry Sheridan, the son of Irish immigrants from Cavan, dies in Nonquit, Massachusetts. He became an officer in the Federal cavalry and is infamously credited with the phrase - The only good Indian is a dead one

August 05, 1745

Charles Edward Stuart lands at Borradale, Scotland

Charles Edward Stuart lands at Borradale, Scotland →

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