The Law of Nations and the New WorldUniversity of Alberta Press, 1989 - 303 páginas A study of the European occupation of the New World--the legal, theological, and philosophical justifications of colonizers and of those who opposed them. This analysis is particularly relevant in Canada in light of new Constitutional affirmations of Amerindian treay rights; it also has importance wherever aboriginal rights are at issue. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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... Indians , all the Lands and Territories not included within the Limits of Our said Three New Governments , or within ... Indians as aforesaid , forthwith to remove themselves from such Settlements . And Whereas Great Frauds and Abuses ...
... Indians , all the Lands and Territories not included within the Limits of Our said Three New Governments , or within ... Indians as aforesaid , forthwith to remove themselves from such Settlements . And Whereas Great Frauds and Abuses ...
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... Indians which was under consid- eration in the case : 223 .. [ A ] fter the conquest of this country all wild lands , including those held by nomadic tribes of Indians , were the property of the crown and were transferred to those who ...
... Indians which was under consid- eration in the case : 223 .. [ A ] fter the conquest of this country all wild lands , including those held by nomadic tribes of Indians , were the property of the crown and were transferred to those who ...
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... Indians under the Proclamation are still only relevant as between the Indians and the settlers , for the crown has reserved a superior right to forbid any transfer from the Indians to such persons . The limit of the Indian control over ...
... Indians under the Proclamation are still only relevant as between the Indians and the settlers , for the crown has reserved a superior right to forbid any transfer from the Indians to such persons . The limit of the Indian control over ...
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The Views of the Fathers of International Law | 39 |
The Attitude of the United States Supreme Court | 81 |
Concepts of Sovereignty at the Time | 141 |
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