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Page 175
... aboriginal title " and the " discovery doctrine " are two important examples . The concept of " aboriginal title " has a history going back to feudal land laws and Seventeeth century Spanish theology ( Vescey and Starna 1988 : 37 ) . In ...
... aboriginal title " and the " discovery doctrine " are two important examples . The concept of " aboriginal title " has a history going back to feudal land laws and Seventeeth century Spanish theology ( Vescey and Starna 1988 : 37 ) . In ...
Page 290
... aboriginal band " and " trading post band " ( Bear Island 1984 : 109-110 ) . This distinction between types of bands demonstrates an understanding of the variety of forms the bands could take , yet he does not use this distinction in ...
... aboriginal band " and " trading post band " ( Bear Island 1984 : 109-110 ) . This distinction between types of bands demonstrates an understanding of the variety of forms the bands could take , yet he does not use this distinction in ...
Page 294
... aboriginal right " ( Supreme Court Judgement 1991 : 3 ) . A reasonable interpretation of this statement is that the Court recognized them as an organized society . It is unfortunate that in none of the trial judgements does anyone note ...
... aboriginal right " ( Supreme Court Judgement 1991 : 3 ) . A reasonable interpretation of this statement is that the Court recognized them as an organized society . It is unfortunate that in none of the trial judgements does anyone note ...
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