The long journey of a forgotten people : Métis identities and family histories

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The long journey of a forgotten people : Métis identities and family histories / Ute Lischke and David T. McNab, editors.

General Note:: " ... a result of a Métis Symposium held by the School of Canadian Studies at Carleton University on Wednesday, March 19, 2003"--P. vii.
Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:: Out of the bush: a jouney to a dream / Olive Patricia Dickason -- A long journey: reflections on spirit memory and Metis identities / David T. McNab -- Reflections on Metis connnections in the life and writings of Louise Erdrich / Ute Lischke -- The winds of change: Metis rights after Powley, Taku, and Haida / Jean Teillet -- "I shall settle, marry, and trade here": British military personnel and their mixed-blood descendants / Sandy Campbell -- Early forefathers to the Athabasca Metis: long-term North West Comany employees / Nicole st. Onge -- Manipulating identity: the Sault Borderlands Metis and colonial intervention / Karl S. Hele -- New light on the plains Metis: the Buffalo Hunters of Pembinah, 1870-71 / Heather Devine -- The Drummond Island voyageurs and the search for Great Lakes Metis identity / Karen J. Travers -- Searching for the silver fox: a fur-trade family history / Virginia (Parker) Barter -- The Kokum puzzle: finding and fitting the pieces / Donna G. Sutherland -- "Where the white dove flew up": the Saguingue Metis community and the fur trade at Southampton on Lake Huron / Patsy Lou Wilson McArthur -- My story: reflections on growing up in Lac la Biche / Jaime Koebel.