Indian Treaties: Information at Western Libraries: Home
Treaties, etc.
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Kappler's Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties (in paper) byCall Number: Haggard 2 -Reference KF8201 .K3 1971Charles J. Kappler compiled U.S. Laws and Treaties related to American Indians passed between 1778 and1902. Several supplements to the Laws have been published since then.
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Kappler revisited : an index and bibliographic guide to American Indian treaties byCall Number: Haggard 2 -Reference KF8203 2003
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Documents of American Indian diplomacy : treaties, agreements, and conventions, 1775-1979 byCall Number: Haggard 2 -Reference KF8202 1999 v. 1Vine DeLoria Jr. compiled a collection of treaties Kappler missed, including treaties that were never approved by Congress, treaties with the Confederacy, other countries, etc.
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Documents relating to the negotiation of ratified and unratified treaties with various tribes of Indians, 1801-69Call Number: Wilson 2W - Microfilm KF8205.A2 U55 1960a reels 1-10Microfilm of original documents relating to Indian treaties, fairly difficult to read.
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Early recognized treaties with American Indian nations byElectronic copies of nine treaties recognized by the U.S. Department of State, but not included in Kappler.
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Indigenous Law Portal (Library of Congress)The Law Library of Congress maintains this collection of data about the laws throughout the United States related to Native Americans.
Congressional Serial Set
Western has access to the complete Congressional Serial Set from 1789 to 1969, through ProQuest Congressional, The Congressional Serial Set is an excellent source for primary sources in U.S. History. It contains committee documents and reports from both houses of Congress.
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ProQuest CongressionalBesides hearings, bills, and the Congressional Record, this database contains the full-text Congressional Serial Set for 1789-1969. These are reports to and from Congress. More than 1,000 contain the phrase "Indian treaties."
American Indian Documents in the Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1899 (University of Oklahoma Law Library)
Indian Claims Commissions
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U.S. Indian Claims Commission (in paper)Call Number: Haggard 2-Gov Information Y 3.In 2/6:6/1a
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Canadian Indian Claims Commission proceedings.Call Number: Haggard 3 - CAN RC12-1 1998-06
Selected Other Books
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American Indian law: a bibliography of books, law review articles, and Indian periodicals byCall Number: Wilson 3E -Books KF8201.A1 S15 c.2
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American Indian legal materials : a union list byCall Number: Wilson 3E -Books-Oversize KF8201.A1 G37
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American Indian treaties : the history of a political anomaly byCall Number: Wilson 3E -Books KF8205 .P75 1994
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The American Indian treaties series byCall Number: Wilson 3E -Books KF8202 1973
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Documents of United States Indian Policy byCall Number: Haggard 2 -Reference KF8205 .D63 2000
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Felix S. Cohen's Handbook of federal Indian law.Call Number: LOCATION CALL # STATUS Wilson 3E -Books KF8205 .C6 1982
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Microcopy of records of the Oregon Superintendency of Indian Affairs [1848-1873]Call Number: Wilson 2W - Microfilm E93 .M63 1940 reels 1-30
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Native Americans and the law : a dictionary byCall Number: Wilson 3E -Books KF8203.6 .S66 2000
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Records of the Washington Superintendency of Indian Affairs, 1853-74 [microform] byCall Number: Wilson 2W - Microfilm E93 .U68 1945 reels 1-26
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Treaties with American Indians : an encyclopedia of rights, conflicts, and sovereignty byCall Number: LOCATION CALL # STATUS Haggard 2 -Reference KF8203.6 .T74 2008
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Lummi Indian Census rolls. taken by the Bureau of Indian Affairs from 1885-1912, and 1950, are available in the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies on campus.