Buying America from the Indians : Johnson v. McIntosh and the history of native land rights

Buying America from the Indians Johnson v. McIntosh and the history of native land rights

February 28, 1823"The sinne of the pattents" -- The Illinois and Piankeshaws -- "An unaccountable thirst for large tracts of land?" -- The Illinois purchase of 1773 -- Lord Dunmore, the Wabash purchase of 1775, and revolution -- Virginia fights for the Illinois country, 1775-1781...

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1. Verfasser: Watson, Blake A. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: Norman, Okla. Univ. of Oklahoma Press 2012
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Johnson, Joshua > Trials, litigation, etc > M'Intosh, William > Indian title > History > Indian land transfers > Vendors and purchasers > USA > Indianer > Grundeigentum > Rechtsstellung > Grundstücksveräußerung > Geschichte
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Zusammenfassung:February 28, 1823"The sinne of the pattents" -- The Illinois and Piankeshaws -- "An unaccountable thirst for large tracts of land?" -- The Illinois purchase of 1773 -- Lord Dunmore, the Wabash purchase of 1775, and revolution -- Virginia fights for the Illinois country, 1775-1781 -- The Illinois and Wabash proprietors unite -- Virginia gives up the Illinois country, 1781-1784 -- Conquest, purchase, and preemption -- A time of transition -- Cession, resistance, and removal -- The shareholders regroup -- Litigation -- Argument and decision in Johnson v. McIntosh -- Closure and continuity -- The legacy of Johnson v. McIntosh -- The critical response to the doctrine of discovery.
February 28, 1823 -- "The sinne of the pattents" -- The Illinois and Piankeshaws -- "An unaccountable thirst for large tracts of land?" -- The Illinois purchase of 1773 -- Lord Dunmore, the Wabash purchase of 1775, and revolution -- Virginia fights for the Illinois country, 1775-1781 -- The Illinois and Wabash proprietors unite -- Virginia gives up the Illinois country, 1781-1784 -- Conquest, purchase, and preemption -- A time of transition -- Cession, resistance, and removal -- The shareholders regroup -- Litigation -- Argument and decision in Johnson v. McIntosh -- Closure and continuity -- The legacy of Johnson v. McIntosh -- The critical response to the doctrine of discovery.
Beschreibung:Includes bibliographical references (S. 429 - 469) and index
Beschreibung:XVI, 494 S.
Ill., Kt.
ISBN:9780806142449
978-0-8061-4244-9