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| | Europa: The History of the White Race : Chapter 55 |
 | | In 1604, a French commercial colonizing operation, based on the fur trade, was set under one Pierre du Guast, in Acadia. |
 | | This court decision held that Amerind rights to the land had been in place at the time of colonization, but the court was divided on whether those rights had been ended by White settlement. |
 | | Several treaties were subsequently concluded with Amerind tribes: in terms of one in 1984, the Inuit of the Mackenzie Delta, settled their title to 242,000 square kilometers; and another in 1992, settled the right of the Inuit of the eastern Arctic to 350,000 square kilometers of land and 36,000 square kilometers of subsurface mineral rights. |
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