The Ojibwa of Southern Ontario

Publisher:  University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada
Year Published:  1991
Pages:  334pp   Price:  $24.95   ISBN:  0-8020-6778-6
Library of Congress Number:  E99.C6S34 1991   Dewey:  971.3'00497
Resource Type:  Book

A history of the Ojibwa in Southern Ontario.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Preface
Map

1. Introduction - We are Not Brutes To Be Whipped into Duty
2. Conquest - By the Power of the Great Serpent
3. The Golden Age - Our Warriors Make the Earth Tremble
4. The Beaver War - You Have Not Yet Conquered Us!
5. The Peaceful Conquest - We have Melted Away Like Snow
6. The Surrenders - You Have Swept Away All Our Pleasant Lands
7. Early Reserves - We Must Go Begging
8. Reserve Stagnation - We Are under a Dictatorship
9. The Renaissance - There Is a Strong Spirit of Revival
10. Conclusion - Native Issues Will Come to the Forefront in the 1990s

Notes
Select Bibliography
Picture Credits
Index
Illustrations

Subject Headings

• Aboriginal People
• Aboriginal-White Relations
• Alcohol
• Alcohol Use/Abuse
• Alcoholism
• Assimilation
• Bruce Peninsula
• Colonial-Settler States
• Colonialism
• Colonies/British
• Colonies/French
• Fisheries/Fishermen
• Fisheries/Inland
• Fishing
• Fur Trade
• Georgian Bay
• History/Canadian
• Huron/Wendat History
• Huronia
• Indian Act
• Indigenous Communities
• Indigenous Culture
• Indigenous Education/Training
• Indigenous History
• Indigenous Issues
• Indigenous Land Claims
• Indigenous Organizations
• Indigenous Self-Government
• Iroquois (Haudenosaunee)
• Lake Huron
• Lake Ontario
• Lake St. Clair
• Lake Simcoe, Ontario
• Lake Superior
• Land Takeovers
• Liquor Control
• Lumbering
• Manitoulin Island
• Methodist Church
• Native Fishing Rights
• Native Peoples
• Ojibway
• Ontario History
• Oral History
• Residential Schools
• Saugeen River
• Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
• Toronto/Historical
• United Empire Loyalists
• Voting Rights (Suffrage)
• War of 1812
• War Veterans