Jefferson & the Indians: The Complex Truth
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Kathryn Akipa, Gladys Hawk, Craig Howe, Lanniko Lee, Kim Tallbear, and Lydia Whirlwind Soldier, “Reflections in Mnisose After Lewis and Clark,” in This Stretch of the River ed. Kim Tallbear
Maggie Blackhawk, “Federal Indian Law as Paradigm Within Public Law,” in Harvard Law Review
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Thomas Jefferson, Notes on the State of Virginia Queries VI and XI
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