The Iron Cold of the Marshall Trilogy

Matthew L. M. Fletcher

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law American Constitutional Law and Politics Legal and Constitutional Studies

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This article examines the Marshall Trilogy of federal Indian law from numerous perspectives - legal pedagogy, legal history, federalism and constitutional law, law and literature, and law and economics.

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