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A cleared homestead yard in the wooded foothills near Ellijay, Georgia, late May 1838: a hewn-log cabin with a stone chimney, a split-rail fence, pine and hardwood forest climbing a steep ridge behind, a rough timber stockade visible in the distance. the soldiers walk directly alongside and behind the line of Cherokee families, escorting them away from the cabin. the log cabin's open door sits behind the column as they walk away from it. the column's path leads toward the distant stockade fence. 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