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Two Families : Treaties And Government
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Book
Creators
Johnson, Harold
Description
"In an easy to read style, the author presents his eloquent personal view on what treaties between First Nations and governments represent. Two Families is a passionate plea for the restoration of harmony and equality between First Nations and the rest of Canadian society. It is a must read for everyone seeking to understand an Aboriginal perspective on treaties." -- back cover.

More Information

ISBN
9781895830293
Statement of Responsibility
Harold Johnson.
Publication Information
Saskatoon : Purich Pub.
Physical Description
143 p. ill., map, ports. 23 cm.
Contents
Introduction : Kiciwamanawak -- ch. 1 / My family -- ch. 2 / Your family -- ch. 3 / The adoption of your family by my family -- ch. 4 / Your family's justice system -- ch. 5 / Reconciliation of laws -- ch. 6 / Political divisions -- ch. 7 / Resources -- ch. 8 / Taxation -- ch. 9 / Assimilation -- ch. 10 / Leadership -- ch. 11 / Sovereignty -- ch. 12 / Your constitution -- ch. 13 / Youth -- ch. 14 / Next generations -- Appendix A / Treaty No. 6 -- Appendix B / Adhesion by Cree Indians -- Notes.
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