1. Pike, after returning to the United States from Canada, after receiving permission to practice law before the United States Supreme Court in 1849, was able to:
- Vindicated himself against the charges of inciting the Indians to revolt when he prosecuted claims for Native Americans against the United States.
- Pike practiced law, editing the Memphis Appeal and later the Patriot in Washington.
- Continued to be a prolific writer of short novels and poems.
How did Andrew Pike represent the Indian Nations?
For example, in 1852, Pike represented the Creek Nation in a claim of ceded tribal land. In 1854, he advocated for the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations.
Finally, it is recalled that Pike served as a Confederate general during the Civil War.
2. Pike's book helped the Anglo-American traders to discover New Mexico for their economic activities and to learn the Mexican borderlands and how to deal with the Mexicans.
Thus, Albert Pike remained a remarkable personality in American history and was an acclaimed lawyer, soldier, and author.
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