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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vi
3. Foreword ix
4. Preface xv
5. Acknowledgments xvii
6. One. The Road to Neah Bay 1
7. Two. The Road to Neah Bay Begins in Chicago 8
8. Three. The University of Chicago, the Army, and Seattle 14
9. Four. Becoming a Lawyer 24
10. Five. Seven Years of Lawyering in West Seattle 35
11. Six. Creating a Law Firm 44
12. Seven. Indian Fishing Rights: Joining the Struggle 49
13. Eight. The Makahs 59
14. Nine. Recovering Lost Property: Ozette, Tatoosh, and Waadah 68
15. Ten. The Lummi Tribe 79
16. Eleven. Indian Fishing Rights: Eighty Years of Suppression, Twenty Years of Confrontation 82
17. Twelve. The Big Bang: U.S. v. Washington Begins 92
18. Thirteen. U.S. v. Washington: The Trial 100
19. Fourteen. U.S. v. Washington: Closing Arguments and Judge Boldt’s Decision 116
20. Fifteen. The U.S. Supreme Court Has the Last Word: Consequences of the Boldt Decision 127
21. Sixteen. The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation 134
22. Seventeen. The Northern Cheyennes Fight Strip-Mining 146
23. Eighteen. The Northern Cheyennes and the Hollowbreast Case 159
24. Nineteen. The Oliphant Case: A Setback for Tribal Government 166
25. Twenty. Writing about the Indian Civil Rights Act 172
26. Twenty-one. Leaving Law for Academia 180
27. Twenty-two. A Firm of Tribal Attorneys 191
28. Twenty-three. Representing Fishermen of the Alaska Peninsula 198
29. Twenty-four. The Mille Lacs Band of Chippewas 203
30. Twenty-five. The Wanda Boswell Case 216
31. Twenty-six. The Northern Arapaho Tribe 226
32. Twenty-seven. Photographing the Northern Cheyennes 236
33. Twenty-eight. The Makah Whale Hunt 253
34. Twenty-nine. A Life in Being 265
35. Notes 271
36. Selected Bibliography 281
37. Index 285