Les Innus de Pointe-Bleue et l’implantation des conseils de bande (1869-1951)
Until the early nineteenth century, the British mainly sought the military support of First Nations. After the war of 1812, they gradually engaged in another policy, that of “civilization”: from the 1830’s onwards, this program lead to several laws controlling Aboriginal life and aiming at their bet...
Published in: | Recherches amérindiennes au Québec |
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Consortium Erudit
2017
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