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Remembering Borron's capture of Native trust funds for road building in 1874,
both the Garden River and Batchewanabandcouncils protestedany
roadconstruction acrosstheirlands, and continued to force public traffic to travel
18 miles along ...
Remembering Borron's capture of Native trust funds for road building in 1874,
both the Garden River and Batchewanabandcouncils protestedany
roadconstruction acrosstheirlands, and continued to force public traffic to travel
18 miles along ...
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He puts contemporary experience in the context of the past experience with
which he is familiar and comfortable. He tries to reestablish a valued sense of
continuity despite continued government interference. The TALKING ABOUT C-
31S ...
He puts contemporary experience in the context of the past experience with
which he is familiar and comfortable. He tries to reestablish a valued sense of
continuity despite continued government interference. The TALKING ABOUT C-
31S ...
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CONCLUSION The Department ofIndian Affairs had no corporate memory ofthe
past and continued to employ "corrupt sycophants" at public expense. This is
what John Leslie blithely refers to as the "reassignment" of personnel. Thus ...
CONCLUSION The Department ofIndian Affairs had no corporate memory ofthe
past and continued to employ "corrupt sycophants" at public expense. This is
what John Leslie blithely refers to as the "reassignment" of personnel. Thus ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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