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History of Colonization 9 – Taking Aboriginal Lands

• November 24, 2008 • Leave a Comment

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History of Colonization 8: The Birth of Aboriginal Rights

• November 13, 2008 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aboriginal history and culture, Aboriginal rights, colonial ideology, Racism
Tags: 1532, Alexander the Great, Ancient Greeks, Aristotle, Aristotle--Politics, Catholicism, Columbus, De Indis De Jure Belli, Father of International Law, Francisco de Vitoria, heretics, History of Colonization Part I - 1492, Hugh Thomas--Slave Trade, infidels, Isabella & Ferdinand, just war, Lutherans, Plato, Renaissance, Santángel Letter of 1493, Tainos, University of Salamanca--Spain