...previously exercised "sovereignty. as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...previously exercised "sovereignty," as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...previously exercised "sovereignty," as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...previously exercised "sovereignty," as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...previously exercised "sovereignty," as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...previously exercised 'sovereignty,' as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...previously exercised 'sovereignty,' as we use that term. This is not a property right but amounts to a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties but which right of occupancy may be terminated and such lands fully disposed of by the sovereign itself...

...Congress does not act, that we are unable to get the conscience of the United States aroused and let's 322 assume further withdrawals and further invasions and...protect our rights. I'm against such an extreme measure, But those may be the facts of life. Now, let's assume that we were to win and eject somebody from our...

...Congress throughout our history to extinguish Indian title through negotiation, that the Indians had a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties. Congressional protection of Indian possessor rights may be traced from the first act of the United...

...Congress throughout our history to extinguish Indian title through negotiation, that the Indians had a right of occupancy which the sovereign grants and protects against intrusion by third parties. Congressional protection of Indian possessor rights may be traced from the first act of the United...