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The Supersession of Historical Injustices

Dwight Newman, Alice MacLachlan, Brian Slattery, Michael Giudice

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Dwight Newman, Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan College of Law, pursues a narrow claim that an interpretation of Aboriginal title that threatens privately held lands should be avoided.

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Dwight Newman, Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan College of Law, pursues a narrow claim that an interpretation of Aboriginal title that threatens privately held lands should be avoided.

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Dwight Newman, Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan College of Law, pursues a narrow claim that an interpretation of Aboriginal title that threatens privately held lands should be avoided.

Key concepts: History, Political science

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