Tecumseh's vision : indigenous sovereignty and borders since the War of 1812

McNab, David 1947- (co-editor.). Lischke, Ute, 1948- (co-editor.). McNab, Paul-Emile (co-editor.).

Summary: This book is a collection of papers and works that illustrate the more than two hundred year relationship between Indigenous peoples and its borders from the War of 1812-14 up until the Idle No More movement that swept across Canada in 2012 to 2014.

Record details

ISBN: 9781928008033 (pbk.)
Physical Description: print
xxii, 178 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cm.
Publisher: Winnipeg, MB : Aboriginal Issues Press, 2015.

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:

Includes bibliographical references.

Formatted Contents Note:

What the 21st century can learn from Tecumseh - James Laxer -- "Two mysteries", researching Tecumseh and Brock and the War of 1812-14 - Paul-Emile McNab -- Historic Saugeen Metis treaty-making in the 19th century : the significance of the Pierre Piche Wampum strings of 1818 - David T. McNab -- 1812, 1828, and other important dates related to the establishment of the border through the Upper St. Mary's River - Phil Bellfy -- An era's end? Imposing/opposing control in the Sault Ste. Marie borderlands - Karl S. Hele -- Quakgwan's settlement in Bosanquet township : blurring the borders of knowledge, law and policy in nineteenth-century upper Canada - Karen Travers -- Anishinabe children and borders in the writings of Louise Erdrich - Ute Lischke -- Mishomis in black and white : reconciling press images of an indigenous artist - Carmen Robertson -- "This garbage" : depictions of idle no more in the Globe and Mail and National Post - Mark Cronlund Anderson -- Indigenous persons, with disabilities, and the United Nations declaration of indigenous rights in Canada - David T. McNab.