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Snare, Snake and Iroquois: An Upper Athabasca Ethnohistory

Document A Socioeconomic Profile of the Red River Métis
Document Baie St. Paul
Document Batoche
Document Biographies of Métis Community Leaders
Document Birsay Village
Document Cumberland House
Document Cyprien Morin and His Descendants
Document Gabriel`s Crossing
Document Great Nemaha Half Breed Tract
Document Lake Pepin Half-Breed Tract
Document Lane`s Post—St. François Xavier
Document Little Chicago or Chicago Line, Saskatchewan
Document Louis Riel Institute Exhibit: Archer Martin Collection of Métis Land Claim Broadsides
Document Louis Riel`s Students at St. Peter`s Mission
Document Manitoba Métis Communities
Document Métis Deportations from Montana: Louis Thomas Jr.
Document Métis Get the Vote: The Suffrage Act of the Minnesota Territory
Document Métis Men Lynched in Montana
Document Métis Petition for a Reserve in Montana
Document Métis Resistance at Turtle Mountain
Document Montana`s Landless Cree and Métis in the Wild West Show
Document Northwest Territories Métis Heritage and Identity
Document Our People: Cumberland House
Document Pembina, North Dakota
Document Pointe à Grouette
Document Pointe du Chien-Maigre (Carlton House)
Document Road Allowance Communities Represented by the Northern Halfbreed Association
Document Rooster Town: A Métis Road Allowance Community
Document Saskatchewan Métis Communities
Document Saskatchewan Métis Fact Sheet
Document Some Métis Communities in Western Canada
Document St. Joseph (Walhalla) North Dakota
Document St. Norbert Parish Cart Trails
Document The Early Great Lakes Métis
Document The Famous Tanner Family and Tanner’s Crossing, now Minnedosa, Manitoba
Document The Hamlet South of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan
Document The Heritage and Legacy of the Metis People
Document The Kelly Lake, British Columbia Métis
Document The Métis Homeland: Its Settlements and Communities
Document The Osage Half-Breed Tracts; Missouri Métis Reserve
Document Tokyo at Crescent Lake, Saskatchewan
Document Weak City, Manitoba: Métis Road Allowance Community

 

  
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