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5. Globe Equity 59: The 1935 Gila Decree

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7. The Off-Reservation SCIP Development

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Preface

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Conclusion: The San Carlos Irrigation Project in Perspective

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About the Author

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Index

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Notes

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Introduction: A Context for the San Carlos Irrigation Project

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4. Precursor to Globe Equity 59: The Reserved Rights Doctrine

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Epilogue: A Seat at the Table

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Cover

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2. The 1924 San Carlos Project Act

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6. The On-Reservation SCIP Development

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3. Construction of Coolidge Dam

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1. The Prelude: 1900-1924

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Half Title Page

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List of Illustrations

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Half Title Page, Title Page, Copyright

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Where the Red-Winged Blackbirds Sing: The Akimel O’odham and Cycles of Agricultural Transformation in the Phoenix Basin by Jennifer Bess (review)

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