Hallalhotsoot
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Lawyer (advocat), també Hal-hal-tlos-tsot o Aleiya (c.1797-1876) fou el cap nez percé més famós després de Joseph El seu nom ja apareix el 1836 en una trobada amb Marcus Whitman, i rebé aquest nom per la seva eloqüència. El 1855 participà en la i signà el Tractat de Stevens, obtenen una reserva a la major part del seu territori, entre els rius Clearwater i Salmon, alhora que ell hi fou reconegut com a cap. El 1863, però, signaria noves cessions de terres ratificades el 1868, cosa que Old Joseph no acceptà i el considerà un traïdor. Per això el 1872 fou desplaçat per Chief Joseph com a únic cap de la tribu.
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Hal-hal-ho-tsot, connu sous le nom de Chef Lawyer, né vers 1800 et mort le 3 janvier 1876, est un chef amérindien Nez-Percé. Bienveillant envers les Blancs, il a signé deux traités controversés en 1855 et 1863 établissant les limites de leur réserve et cédant par la même occasion une grande partie de leurs terres ancestrales.
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Hallalhotsoot, ook bekend als Chief Laywer, (ca. 1797 - Kamiah, 3 januari 1876) was een leider van de Nez Percé en behoort tot diens bekendste leiders na Chief Joseph.
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Hallalhotsoot, also Hal-hal-tlos-tsot or "Lawyer" (c. 1797–1876) was a leader of the Niimíipu (Nez Perce) and among its most famous, after Chief Joseph. He was the son of Twisted Hair, who welcomed and befriended the exhausted Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805. His mother was a Flathead woman. Lawyer learned the languages of his parents and knew some English. His name appears as early as 1836 in a meeting with Marcus Whitman, and received the nickname "Lawyer" for his eloquence. He served as a guide for Whitman.
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Lawyer
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Hallalhotsoot
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Chef Lawyer
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Hallalhotsoot
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Hallalhotsoot
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(Chief Lawyer)
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Hallalhotsoot
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1876-01-03
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First Presbyterian Church
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Nikesa Cemetery
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c. 1797
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Hallalhotsoot, c. 1861
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Nez Perce leader
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Hallalhotsoot
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nez
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A Flathead woman
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Twisted Hair
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Lawyer (advocat), també Hal-hal-tlos-tsot o Aleiya (c.1797-1876) fou el cap nez percé més famós després de Joseph El seu nom ja apareix el 1836 en una trobada amb Marcus Whitman, i rebé aquest nom per la seva eloqüència. El 1855 participà en la i signà el Tractat de Stevens, obtenen una reserva a la major part del seu territori, entre els rius Clearwater i Salmon, alhora que ell hi fou reconegut com a cap. El 1863, però, signaria noves cessions de terres ratificades el 1868, cosa que Old Joseph no acceptà i el considerà un traïdor. Per això el 1872 fou desplaçat per Chief Joseph com a únic cap de la tribu.
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Hallalhotsoot, also Hal-hal-tlos-tsot or "Lawyer" (c. 1797–1876) was a leader of the Niimíipu (Nez Perce) and among its most famous, after Chief Joseph. He was the son of Twisted Hair, who welcomed and befriended the exhausted Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805. His mother was a Flathead woman. Lawyer learned the languages of his parents and knew some English. His name appears as early as 1836 in a meeting with Marcus Whitman, and received the nickname "Lawyer" for his eloquence. He served as a guide for Whitman. After a group of missionaries arrived at Whitman Mission Station in Waiilatpu in 1838, Lawyer taught Asa Bowen Smith the Nez Perce language, from which Smith developed a grammar and dictionary entitled Grammar of the Language of the Nez Perces Indians. Two missionary couples—Cushing and Myra Eels and Elkanah and Mary Richardson Walker—were going to be stationed with the Spokane people. Lawyer helped them learn their language, which was similar to that of the Flatheads. In 1855, he took part in the Walla Walla Council and signed the Treaty of Stevens. This obtained for him a reservation to the greater part of his territory, between the Clearwater and Salmon rivers. After gold was discovered in Pierce in 1860, Lawyer agreed to new cessions of land in the Treaty of 1863, in 1868, which Old Joseph (c.1785–1871) did not accept and considered it a betrayal. Therefore, in 1872, Hallalhotsoot was displaced by Chief Joseph as the only head of the tribe. Lawyer Creek in north central Idaho, a tributary of the Clearwater River, is named for him. It carved the 300-foot (90 m) deep Lawyer's Canyon, between Ferdinand and Craigmont, and flows east to its mouth at Kamiah. He died in Kamiah and is buried at its Nikesa Cemetery at the Presbyterian church, where he was an elder.
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Hal-hal-ho-tsot, connu sous le nom de Chef Lawyer, né vers 1800 et mort le 3 janvier 1876, est un chef amérindien Nez-Percé. Bienveillant envers les Blancs, il a signé deux traités controversés en 1855 et 1863 établissant les limites de leur réserve et cédant par la même occasion une grande partie de leurs terres ancestrales.
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Hallalhotsoot, ook bekend als Chief Laywer, (ca. 1797 - Kamiah, 3 januari 1876) was een leider van de Nez Percé en behoort tot diens bekendste leiders na Chief Joseph.
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1797
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1876
