ISBN
019541652X
Statement of Responsibility
Olive Patricia Dickason.
Edition
3rd ed.
Publication Information
Don Mills, Ont. : Oxford University Press
Physical Description
xvi, 560 p. : illustrations
Notes
Earlier editions available.
More recent edition available.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Pt. I. At the Beginning -- 1. And the People Came -- 2. Settling In -- 3. Metropolises and Intercultural Contacts -- 4. Canada When Europeans Arrived -- Pt. II. Outside World Intrudes -- 5. Inuit and Beothuk -- 6. On the Eastern Edge of the Mainland -- 7. People of the Sunrise -- 8. Hurons, Five Nations, and Europeans -- 9. Huronia's Loss Is the Bay's Gain -- 10. Some Amerindian-Colonial Wars -- 11. Amerindians in the French New World -- Pt. III. Spread Across the Continent -- 12. Amerindians in a Shifting World -- 13. On the Great Plains -- 14. Westward and Northward -- Pt. IV. Towards New Horizons -- 15. Turntable of 1812-14 -- 16. Canadian Aboriginal World in the Early Nineteenth Century -- 17. Pre-Confederation Administration in the Canadas -- 18. Many Fronts within Confederation -- 19. First Numbered Treaties, Police, and the Indian Act -- Pt. V. Into the Contemporary World -- 20. As the Old Way Fades, the New Looks Bleak -- 21. Time of Troubles, Time of Repression -- 22. Leading to an Administrative Shift -- 23. Canadian Courts and Aboriginal Rights -- 24. First Nations at Home and Abroad -- 25. Development Heads North -- 26. Social Fact and Developmental Theory -- 27. Rocky Road to Self-Government -- 28. Coercion, Standoffs, an Agreement, and a Royal Commission. App.: National Historic Sites of Canada Commemorating Aboriginal History.
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