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condition precedent of statehood. The
Enabling Act
requires that all
unappropriated lands,
which are not yet
privately owned, to be
forever disclaimed by...
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public lands within their borders. The
clause disclaiming any
right to
unappropriated lands originally stated: Third. That the
people inhabiting said territory...
- but they
differ with
respect to the
powers agents have to
appropriate unappropriated natural resources (land, air, water, etc.). As a term, left-libertarianism...
- and what amount, is
determined mainly on the
basis of the company's
unappropriated profit (excess cash) and
influenced by the company's long-term earning...
- of
North Carolina Subject to
Examination June 21, 1906 409 465 All
Unappropriated Public Lands in
Wisconsin North of
Township 33,
Withdrawn from Entry...
- the
House lacked standing to
block Trump's
spending $6.1 billion in
unappropriated funds on the wall; ten
months later, he
ruled that two environmental...
- 1994), and
Tideman (1991, 1997, 1998)—hold that
agents may
appropriate unappropriated natural resources as long as they pay for the
competitive value of the...
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President Herbert Hoover proposed to deed the
surface rights to the
unappropriated lands to the
states in 1932, but the
states complained that the lands...
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acres (66 million ha)
inside grazing allotments.
These can be vacant,
unappropriated, and
unreserved land from
public lands, all
except for Alaska, national...
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payment to them". He
contrasts this with left-libertarianism,
where such "
unappropriated natural resources belong to
everyone in some
egalitarian manner". Similarly...
