The Relentless Business of Treaties: How Indigenous Land Became U.S. Property
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The Relentless Business of Treaties: How Indigenous Land Became U.S. Property

by Martin Case

History Law Indigenous Studies
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The Relentless Business of Treaties examines how treaties helped transform Indigenous land into U.S. property. Martin Case places treaty-making at the center of a history shaped by land, ownership, and political power, offering a focused account of the agreements and processes that influenced the development of the United States.

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The Relentless Business of Treaties explores the relationship between treaties and the conversion of Indigenous land into U.S. property.

Martin Case focuses on treaties as instruments connected to land, ownership, and political authority.

The book considers how these agreements participated in the making of property within the United States.

It offers a historical perspective on the enduring consequences of treaty-making for Indigenous land and U.S. institutions.

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