FIFTY YEARS OF CHOCTAW LAW, 1834 TO 1884 By Oliver Knightr The constitutional and statutory laws adopted by the Choctaw Nation between 1834 and 1884 illustrate in fine degree the advances an Indian tribe made on the whit

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