What language does ross use that is similar to hawkins reference to degrading treatment

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The language that Ross uses to show degrading treatment like Hawkins is that the treaty was a pretended treaty and that a lot of people were not in support.

<h3>Ross's opinion on the treaty of Echota</h3>

According to Ross, this was not a legitimate treaty given the fact that a lot of the Cherokee Indians did not support this treaty.

According to him, the Cherokee removal was a fraudulent one. This was the reason he had to write to the senate.

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