Intro
Preface
Acknowledgments
Contents
Abbreviations
Part I Historical Framework
1 Introduction
The Disproportionate Incarceration of Indigenous and Black People
The British Empire's White Settler Colonialism Structure
British Settler Colonialism's Complex Web of Subjugating Strategies
Settler Colonialism Is Not a Concluded Historical Event
The Present-Day Impact of Settler Colonialism on Indigenous and Black People
Indigenous People
Black People
The Criminal Justice System as a Subjugating Force
Key Terms
Settler Colonialism

Critical Race Theory (CRT)
Tribal Critical Race Theory (TribalCrit)
Indigenous Peoples
Black People
Institutional Racism
Structural Racism
Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice System Disproportionality
References
2 Great Britain's Colonizing Project Part 1
Investigating Unknown Lands
Initial Attempts to Colonize North America
Becoming the British Empire
The Arguments for Colonization
Beliefs Informing the Colonizing Project
The British Colonies
The 13 Eastern Seaboard Colonies of North America
Mercantilism in the 13 Colonies

Push and Pull Factors for British Colony Settlers
An Already Inhabited Land
The Doctrine of Discovery
Disease
Genocidal Violence and Slavery
The Arrival of British olonists and Settlers-Jamestown
Jamestown-Powhatan Confederacy Conflict
Jamestown-Powhatan Confederacy Culture Clash
Establishing a Framework for the British Settler Colonialism Project
The Revolutionary War, Expansionism, and Indigenous Land Dispossession
References
3 Great Britain's Colonizing Project Part 2
Canada
Laying Claim
New France
Great Britain Begins Its Colonization of Canada

The Seven Years' War
The Indigenous Nations of Canada and the French
Great Britain Assumes Control of Canada
The Royal Proclamation of 1763
Treaties and Indigenous Land
Economic Development, Immigration, and the Dispossession of Indigenous Land
The Civilizing Mission and Indigenous British Assimilation Policies
The Birth of the Dominion of Canada
Clearing the Indigenous Peoples from Their Homelands
Policies to Eradicate All Indigenous Cultures
Australia
Laying Claim
Great Britain Begins Its Colonization of Australia
Indigenous Resistance
Colony Expansion

Mercantilism and the New South Wales Colony
The Exponential Growth in Settler Colonialism and Its Impact on the Indigenous Population
Land Dispossession and Genocidal Violence Against Indigenous Peoples
The Civilizing Mission and Indigenous British Assimilation Policies
The Birth of the Commonwealth of Australia
Elimination Through Assimilation
The Net Results of Elimination Through Assimilation
The Net Result of Settler Colonialism on the Indigenous Peoples of Australia
On the Margins of Settler Colonialism
References
4 Black People in the UK, the U.S., and Canada