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Here. I agree with Judge Kopf that there is a mythology surroundingÂ&nbsp; Standing Bear v. Crook case and believe it was perpetuated by those who were “bent on publicizing the Indian cause.” I am particularly interested in how this mythology … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2013/05/11/judge-richard-g-kopf-deconstructing-the-mythology-of-the-standing-bear-case/">Continue reading →</a>

Judge Richard G. Kopf â€“ Deconstructing the Mythology of the Standing Bear Case