Syuwén ct : sununéymuxw mulstímuxw, Methodist ťiwi'ulhéwtxw 'u Kanata, Coqualeetza ťakw 'i' skwool =The history that we share

Syuwén ct : sununéymuxw mulstímuxw, Methodist ťiwi'ulhéwtxw 'u Kanata, Coqualeetza ťakw 'i' skwool =The history that we share / Robert Janning ; Hul'q'umi'num' translation, Adam Manson.

Janning, Robert, 1956- (author). Manson, Adam, (translator.).

Summary:

"In The History That We Share, historian Robert Janning presents a clear and comprehensive depiction of the relationship that existed between the Snuneymuxw First Nation and the Methodist Church of Canada from the time of contact to the day Snuneymuxw children were first sent to the Coqualeetza Residential School, in Sardis, British Columbia. This book gives readers an opportunity to learn what day to day life was like in a First Nation community prior to the implementation of the Indian residential school system in British Columbia. Despite the fact that fear, guilt and shame have for many years conspired to conceal much of the history that we share, an immense body of documentation chronicling our past has been left to collect dust on the shelves of archives and libraries for a century or more. Driven by a consuming desire to better understand how we became who we are today, Janning launched an investigation that took five years to complete. After collecting and chronologically arranging his findings, he was determined that the evidence would get to see the light of day. After all, if it is the truth that will set us free, then is it not high time we took a long look in our rearview mirror?" -- Back cover

Record details

ISBN: 9780987747822
ISBN: 0987747827
Physical Description: xxx, 317 pages : maps, portraits, black and white photographs ; 29 cm
Edition: Hardcover edition.
Publisher: Victoria, British Columbia : Ballboy Press, [2023]

Content descriptions

General Note:: Contains text in English and Hul'q'umi'num'
Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references (pages 303-307) and index.

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