Title

Tribal Fishing Rights

Agency and/or Creator

Bureau/Division/Agency

Archives; Secretary of State

Document Type

MovingImage

Exact Creation Date

10-16-2019

Broad Creation Date

1821

Streaming Media

Description

In January 1821, less than a year after Maine becomes a state, Penobscot tribal chiefs, led by John Neptune, write to the Maine legislature, asking for fishing to be restricted on Maine rivers. Neptune claims that overfishing by the white Maine population is depleting the fishing supply upriver to the tribes.

Language

English

Other Location

Penobscot River

Keywords

Maine; Penobscot Tribe; Fishing; Native Rights

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