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British Columbia : a place for aboriginal peoples?
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

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Tennant, Paul

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BC Studies
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Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia
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Vancouver B.C. University of British Columbia
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Book - paperback;Special issue of BC Studies;Includes bibliographical references;Contents: Native history, Native claims and self-determination / Thomas R. Berger - An historic event in the political economy of the Tsimshian : information on the ownership of the Zimacord District / James Andrew McDonald - The conversion of the Port Simpson Tsimshian : Indian control or missionary manipulation? / Clarence R. Bolt - British Columbia Indian languages : a crisis of silence / Alan Haig-Brown - Taking the Minister to court : changes in public opinion about forest management and their expression in Haida land claims / Evelyn Pinkerton - Fish, politics and treaty rights : who protects salmon resources in Washington State? / Charles F. Broches - "Authenticity" and the contemporary Northwest Coast Indian art market / Karen Duffek - Native Indian political activity in British Columbia, 1969-1983 / Paul Tennant - Too weak to win, too strong to lose : Indians and Indian policy in Canada / Stephen K. Fudge
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