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xi, 211 pages ; 19 cm This collection includes source documents and original essays on the native peoples of Atlantic Canada from their earliest contact with the Vikings to their difficulties in adapting to modern Canadian society. Focusses on native interaction with European settlers in the region On cover: A reader in regional ethnic relations Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-211) Introduction -- 1. Karlsefni's adventures in Vinland -- 2. Contact with the Beothuk in the seventeenth century -- 3. Tribe of Red Indians -- 4. A letter missive in regard to the conversion and baptism of the Grand Sagamore of New France -- 5. Letter from Father Pierre Biard to the Reverand Father Provincial, at Paris -- 6. The difference that there is between the ancient customs of the indians, and those of the present -- 7. On the wigwams and dwellings of the Gaspesians -- 8. British Indian Policy in Nova Scotia in 1760 -- 9. Indian affairs in Nova Scotia, 1760-1834 -- 10. M.H. Perley's report on the Indians of New Brunswick -- 11. Report on Indian Affairs -- 12. Indians of Nova Scotia -- 13. Culture loss and culture change among the Micmacs of the Canadian Maritime provinces, 1912-1950 -

Author

Harold Franklin McGee; McClelland and Stewart

Publisher

McClelland & Stewart Carleton Lib No 72

Published

1974

Language

EN

ISBN

9780771097720

Subjects

History, Humanities