Big Bear / by D.I.A.N.D. : R5-528/1991E-PDF

"The fact that Big Bear was never recognised as a chief by the Hudson’s Bay Company indicates his position of independence. Not only was he reluctant to concede any authority to the Company or other white men, but also refused to stand in awe of the Métis. Because of his reputation for independence, Big Bear attracted a large following of Cree people, many of whom were aggressive and belligerent. For this reason, his band soon came to be regarded with disfavour by the Blackfoot, Hudson’s Bay Company and missionaries."--p. [1].

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Ministère/Organisme Canada. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.
Titre Big Bear / by D.I.A.N.D.
Type de publication Monographie
Langue [Anglais]
Format Électronique
Document électronique
Note(s) Title from cover.
"Photocopy of typescript."--Cover.
Digitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].
Includes bibliographical references.
Information sur la publication Ottawa : Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, [1991?].
Description 1 v. (various pagings)
Numéro de catalogue
  • R5-528/1991E-PDF
Descripteurs Indians
Aboriginal peoples
Agreements
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