Legal codes and talking trees: Indigenous women's sovereignty in the Sonoran and Puget Sound Borderlands 1854-1946

"Returning from the enemy" : the poetics and politics of Indigenous women's legal history

Lucía Martínez and the "putative father" : Arizona, 1854-1900

Nora Jewell "in family way" : Washington, 1854-1910

Juana Walker's "legal right as a half-breed" : Arizona, 1864-1916

Rebecca Lena Graham and "the old question of common law marriage raised by a half-breed" : Washington, 1859-1946

Dinah Hood, "the state is supreme" : Arizona, 1863-1935

Louisa Enick, "hemmed in on all sides" : Washington, 1855-1935

"The acts of forgetfulness" : Indigenous women's legal history in archives and tribal offices throughout the North American West.