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... territory that Chief Papernas continued to utilize . When compared to the request made by the aggregate of seventy Saulteaux , there are noticeable differences . This territorial claim extends north , away from Chief Papernas's land ...
... territory that Chief Papernas continued to utilize . When compared to the request made by the aggregate of seventy Saulteaux , there are noticeable differences . This territorial claim extends north , away from Chief Papernas's land ...
Page 283
... territorial inter- ests , and that reserves would be set apart within that territory . As Vidal and Anderson noted , the " same law of custom which has thus apportioned out the territory to the various bands " had also vested some ...
... territorial inter- ests , and that reserves would be set apart within that territory . As Vidal and Anderson noted , the " same law of custom which has thus apportioned out the territory to the various bands " had also vested some ...
Page 284
... territory under charter to the Hudson's Bay Company . This territory was excluded from the Treaty as it was not part of Canada West , even though the height of land was not a significant boundary to the native people . 19 Although the ...
... territory under charter to the Hudson's Bay Company . This territory was excluded from the Treaty as it was not part of Canada West , even though the height of land was not a significant boundary to the native people . 19 Although the ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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