Indian women and the law in Canada

by Kathleen Jamieson · 1978

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Describes discriminatory section of Indian Act which states that Indian woman who marries non-Indian man loses her Indian status. Also discusses history of opposition to this section of act. Complete edition located at 325.454?Ind?:(*41)/JAM

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adult
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short · 108 pages

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