Studies in American Indian law /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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[Seattle, Washington] :
[University of Washington],
1970-1971.
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| Series: | American Indian law collection.
Civil rights and social justice. |
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- volume 1. The history, meaning and effect of termination of Federal supervision over Indian reservations / by Rod Peterson
- Who is an Indian in Federal Indian law? / by Bart Vogel
- The Indian Bill of Rights / by Marilyn Sloan
- The Indian heirship land problems / by E.J. Williams
- Jurisdiction over Indians and Indian lands in Washington / by N.C. Newman
- Freedom of religion for American Indian in the twentieth century / by T.J. Pressly
- The Indian and equality of educational opportunity / by M.L. Lewis
- Indian hunting and fishing rights: northwest developments / by Woodrow Wallen
- volume 2. Indian tribal sovereignty / by E.R. McGimpsey
- Taxing those they found here / by J.V. White
- Indian rights securied by treaties: a survey of remedies / by R.E. Wagner
- Muckleshoot fishing rights question / by L.L. Clair
- The last days: an inquiry into the proposed Colville termination / by N.H. Holland
- A study of B.I.A. timber management on the Quinault Indian Reservation 1950-1970 / by R.E. Beaty
- Blacks and America's tribal Indians: a comparison of civil rights / William L. Bishop.