Centuries ago, the people who inhabited the region we know today as the American South
encountered for the first time a different people who had come from Europe to take gold, …

… Summary: "This book covers tribal law, federal Indian law, and tribal-state relations. The …
will be useful for Indian law courses, law school seminars on topics in American Indian Law, and …

… and white slaveholders over the US Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 call our attention to both the
ways Indians were caught up in US debates over slavery and the ways that enslaved people…

… the legal ownership of human beings and the bodily mastery of … , but in the context of wider
legal and political conflicts—to say … Jefferson had to acknowledge that slavery was a legal …

… This article is not a critical review of the sovereignty concept in American Indian law. Rather,
the existence of this power is acknowledged as the foundation that creates a special need …

… In general, federal hegemony in Indian law and Indian affairs … opment of Indian law, their
important and instructive struggles … Mastery and appreciation of this background is essential in …

… thereafter, the Journal of American Indian Education, for which … of international and Native
American law and legal ethics, … in the annals of federal Indian policy. We cannot subscribe, …

… international law to ensure these rights. Moreover, in this way the stripping of mastery or self-…
in the current study, we employed a widely used measure of mastery and found that mastery…

… support content mastery. Students whose first language is an American Indian language and
… or meet the needs of American Indian ELLs since the policies and laws are operating in a …

… was a desire to make American nationhood a mechanism of self-preservation.3 Slaveholders'
effective use of federal power both secured their mastery and established their credentials …