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      International law/the great law of peace

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      Date
      2000
      Author
      Jacobs, Beverly K.
      Type
      Thesis
      Degree Level
      Masters
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      Abstract
      European colonizers, who believed they had discovered the New World were unaware of the political, social, geographical and historical relationships of O:gweho:we who were already living in North America. One of the O:gweho:we nations that existed as a powerful force in North America was the Hodinohso:ni Confederacy, which already had its own governing customary laws provided to them by the Peacemaker. This thesis is intended to explain the traditional customary laws of the Hodinohso:ni in order to provide an analysis and comparison of Hodinohso:ni law with Eurocentric international law.
      Degree
      Master of Laws (LL.M.)
      Department
      College of Law
      Program
      College of Law
      Supervisor
      Thompson, Ruth
      Committee
      Monture, Patricia; Mazer, Brian
      Copyright Date
      2000
      URI
      http://hdl.handle.net/10388/etd-07042007-083651
      Subject
      Iroquois
      customary law
      Great Law of Peace
      Hodinohso:ni
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