Moor v. Veazie, 32 Me. 343 (1850)

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Moor v. Veazie, 32 Me. 343 (1850)Moor v. Veazie, 32 Me. 343 (1850)

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This is one of several state court decisions in the 19th century that endorsed the State's assertion that the Wabanaki Tribes were under the jurisdiction and guardianship of the State.

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