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SUMMARY:The Idea of the Savage in the Western Imperial Imagination
DESCRIPTION:A lecture by Robert A. Williams, Jr., Professor of Law and American Indian Studies and Director of the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program, University of Arizona.\n
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