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Telling it to the judge: taking native history to court

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Ray, Arthur J.

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McGill-Queen's University Press

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Montreal

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Legal status, laws, etc
Ray, Arthur J
Evidence, Expert
Claims
Canada
Indigenous peoples
History

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book
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tpatt:5c93d40c-df3e-4b6f-b3ba-2666ec1560ce

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Telling it to the judge: taking native history to court, Telling it to the judge
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KE 7709 R39 2011, Legal status, laws, etc, Ray, Arthur J, Evidence, Expert, Claims, Canada, Indigenous peoples, History
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Taking Fur Trade History to Court Roles and Reversals of the Historical Researcher Defending Traditional Fisheries and Harvesting Rights Interpretation of a Treaty: Share or Surrender? Witnessing on Behalf of a Forgotten People Defining Metis Communities and Customs Defending the Aboriginal Right to Hunt "To Educate the Court" Delgamuukw Exhibit No.964: District Reports of Hudson's Bay Company Chief Trader William Brown Transcript of My PowerPoint Presentation in Samson, 3 October 2000 List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgments Foreword / Jean Teillet Introduction / Peter W. Hutchins Prologue Notes Bibliography Index, OCLC: 719427533
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McGill-Queen's University Press
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Ray, Arthur J.
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tpatt:5c93d40c-df3e-4b6f-b3ba-2666ec1560ce, isbn: 978-0-7735-3952-5 978-0-7735-4080-4
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