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Note: The bibliography was taken from Shifting Terrains: Upsetting
the Balance Between Public and Private in the Takings Debate (M.H. Dorsett,
Thesis, Southwest Missouri State University, 1999). Where materials exist
online, links have been provided. Other materials are available through
most university libraries with law journal holdings or can be ordered from
interlibrary loan through your public library. The material will be updated
as time allowed, but is incomplete, especially in the government document,
law journal, online source, and legal case sections.
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