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MIAMI , a tribe of See also: North See also: American See also: Indians of Algonquian stock
.
The See also: English called them Twightwees, a corruption of the native name, which meant the cry of the See also: crane
.
They were first found in See also: south-eastern Wisconsin, and in 1764 numbered about 1750
.
Their See also: civilization was advanced and they lived in stockaded towns
.
They took See also: part in See also: Pontiac's conspiracy in 1764 and in the American War of Independence and American War of 1812 they fought on the English See also: side
.
At the close of this war they were greatly reduced in numbers
.
A few Miami still live on a reservation in Oklahoma and in See also: Wabash county, See also: Indiana
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