Native American law and colonialism, before 1776 to 1903

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Native American law and colonialism, before 1776 to 1903 / edited with introductions by John R. Wunder.

Wunder, John R. (Added Author).

Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note:: The cheyenne way / Karl N, Llewellyn and E. Adamson Hoebel -- The cheyenne and their law: a positivist inquiry / Robert A. Fairbanks -- The medieval discourse of crusade / Robert A. Williams Jr. -- American indians in historical perpective / Vine Deloris Jr. -- The cherokee cases: a study in law, politics, an morality / Joseph C. Burke -- The winning of the west: the expansion of the western sioux in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries / Richard White -- No more treaties: the resolution of 1871 and the alterationof indian rights to their homelands / John R. Wunder -- Crow dog's case: a chapter in the legal historu of tribal sovereignty / Sidney L. Harring -- The white man's justice: native americans and the judicial systems of san diego county, 1870-1890 / Richard W. Crawford -- Murderers all: the treatment of indian defendants in arizona territory, 1880-1912 / Clare V. McKanna Jr. -- Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock: the long shadow / Ann Laquer Estin -- Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock: implications for federal indian law at the start of the twentieth century / C. Blue Clark.