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Contemporary Indian protests : reference aids, bibliographies
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Book > Bibliography, Bibliography
Creators
Whiteside, Don
Contributors
National Indian Brotherhood.
Description
"First of a series giving detailed documentation on a number of issues concerning Canada's original peoples. Volume one covers Kenora, Cornwall Bridge Blockade, Lavell-Bedard Cases, Cold Lake boycott and death of Fred Quilt. Volume two covers Smallboy and Chipewayan Indian Band, Alberta New Start Sit-in, Blue Quills School, Kettle Point Reserve etc.; also includes Wounded Knee. Volume three covers the James Bay Hydro-electric Project. Mainly newspaper article references."

Subjects

American Indian Movement.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police

More Information

Holding Library
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia
Statement of Responsibility
by Don Whiteside (sin a paw).
Publication Information
Ottawa : National Indian Brotherhood
Physical Description
3 v. 28 cm.
Notes
Cover title.;Volume 1, May 31, 1973.;Volume 2, July 30, 1973.;Volume 3, July, 1973.;Library does not have volume 4.
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