Joseph Singer | 567 Nations: The History of Federal Indian Law
"567 Nations: The History of Federal Indian Law" was the first lecture of the Diversity and U.S. Legal History Series presented by the Office of the Dean and the Diversity and U.S. Legal History Reading Group. Joseph Singer '81, Bussey Professor of Law, gave the lecture on September 7, 2016 in Wasserstein Hall. The lecture series is a companion to the Diversity and U.S. Legal History Reading Group lead by Professor Mark Tushnet and will feature ten lectures.
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