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Federal trust relationship with American Indians

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Five years ago, we at MSU conducted a study of what became an oral history of modern Michigan tribal-state relations under a contract with the National Congress of American Indians. Our former students did all the work — Alicia Ivory, … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/blast-from-the-past-2009-msu-ilpc-report-on-the-history-of-michigan-tribal-state-relations/">Continue reading →</a>

Blast from the Past: 2009 MSU ILPC Report on the History of Michigan Tribal-State Relations