By and large, Native leaders were willing to sell their land (although they had utterly different conceptions of land use and no cultural comprehension of European-American property rights concepts). They rejected proposals for their relocation from Puget Sound country.(1) Furtwangler (1997), pp. 6–9, 110–111, 162 (2) Donaldson pp. 295–296 in Ibid, p. 110
