Adam Solway interview 1
27 p. transcript of an interview with Adam Solway conducted by Christine Welsh and Tony Snowsill on January 29, 1983. Tape number IH-010, transcript disc 4. Consists of an interview where Adam Solway talks about being orphaned at 8 years and adopted by the Blackfoot Reserve, Alta; his attendance at...
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ftunivregina:oai:ourspace.uregina.ca:10294/2152 2023-10-09T21:56:08+02:00 Adam Solway interview 1 Solway, Adam Welsh, Christine Snowsill, Tony 1983-01-29 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/10294/2152 en eng Canadian Plains Research Centre http://hdl.handle.net/10294/2152 Agriculture -- Cattle-raising Agriculture -- Farming Alcohol -- Liquor rights Introduction of Assimilation Blackfoot Indians -- Population Blackfoot Indians -- Sundance Blackfoot Reserve -- Boundaries of Blackfoot Reserve -- Land surrender Blackfoot Reserve -- Management of Blackfoot Reserve -- Trust fund distribution of Canadian Pacific Railway -- Land agreements Ceremonies -- Sundance (Blackfoot) Chiefs and chieftainship -- Elected Christian churches -- And Indian religion Christian churches -- Attitudes toward Clothing and personal adornment -- Early reserve period Death -- Spirits of the dead Disease and illness -- Smallpox Disease and illness -- Spread by non-Indians Discrimination -- Against women Education -- Residential schools Elders -- In political organizations Food -- Rations Government by Indians -- Band management Horses -- As economic assets Indian Affairs Department of -- Permit system Indian-Federal government relations -- White Paper (1969) Land -- Leases Legislation -- Indian Act Peigan Indians -- Population Missionaries -- As agents of assimilation Sarcee Indians -- Population Social organization -- Band Social organization -- Communalism Societies -- Brave Dog Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Chicken Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Old Lady Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Of women Sports -- Hockey Stoney Indians -- Population Technological change -- Telephones Treaties -- Treaty status Values -- Loss of Values -- Respect Values -- Sharing Work -- Attitudes toward Work -- For wages Other 1983 ftunivregina 2023-09-16T22:15:38Z 27 p. transcript of an interview with Adam Solway conducted by Christine Welsh and Tony Snowsill on January 29, 1983. Tape number IH-010, transcript disc 4. Consists of an interview where Adam Solway talks about being orphaned at 8 years and adopted by the Blackfoot Reserve, Alta; his attendance at a residential school; becoming a councillor and then chief of the reserve. He comments on the issues he had to deal with as well as providing comments on contemporary lifestyles and leadership. Other no Other/Unknown Material stoney oURspace - The University of Regina's Institutional Repository Alta Indian Pacific |
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Agriculture -- Cattle-raising Agriculture -- Farming Alcohol -- Liquor rights Introduction of Assimilation Blackfoot Indians -- Population Blackfoot Indians -- Sundance Blackfoot Reserve -- Boundaries of Blackfoot Reserve -- Land surrender Blackfoot Reserve -- Management of Blackfoot Reserve -- Trust fund distribution of Canadian Pacific Railway -- Land agreements Ceremonies -- Sundance (Blackfoot) Chiefs and chieftainship -- Elected Christian churches -- And Indian religion Christian churches -- Attitudes toward Clothing and personal adornment -- Early reserve period Death -- Spirits of the dead Disease and illness -- Smallpox Disease and illness -- Spread by non-Indians Discrimination -- Against women Education -- Residential schools Elders -- In political organizations Food -- Rations Government by Indians -- Band management Horses -- As economic assets Indian Affairs Department of -- Permit system Indian-Federal government relations -- White Paper (1969) Land -- Leases Legislation -- Indian Act Peigan Indians -- Population Missionaries -- As agents of assimilation Sarcee Indians -- Population Social organization -- Band Social organization -- Communalism Societies -- Brave Dog Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Chicken Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Old Lady Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Of women Sports -- Hockey Stoney Indians -- Population Technological change -- Telephones Treaties -- Treaty status Values -- Loss of Values -- Respect Values -- Sharing Work -- Attitudes toward Work -- For wages |
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Agriculture -- Cattle-raising Agriculture -- Farming Alcohol -- Liquor rights Introduction of Assimilation Blackfoot Indians -- Population Blackfoot Indians -- Sundance Blackfoot Reserve -- Boundaries of Blackfoot Reserve -- Land surrender Blackfoot Reserve -- Management of Blackfoot Reserve -- Trust fund distribution of Canadian Pacific Railway -- Land agreements Ceremonies -- Sundance (Blackfoot) Chiefs and chieftainship -- Elected Christian churches -- And Indian religion Christian churches -- Attitudes toward Clothing and personal adornment -- Early reserve period Death -- Spirits of the dead Disease and illness -- Smallpox Disease and illness -- Spread by non-Indians Discrimination -- Against women Education -- Residential schools Elders -- In political organizations Food -- Rations Government by Indians -- Band management Horses -- As economic assets Indian Affairs Department of -- Permit system Indian-Federal government relations -- White Paper (1969) Land -- Leases Legislation -- Indian Act Peigan Indians -- Population Missionaries -- As agents of assimilation Sarcee Indians -- Population Social organization -- Band Social organization -- Communalism Societies -- Brave Dog Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Chicken Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Old Lady Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Of women Sports -- Hockey Stoney Indians -- Population Technological change -- Telephones Treaties -- Treaty status Values -- Loss of Values -- Respect Values -- Sharing Work -- Attitudes toward Work -- For wages Solway, Adam Welsh, Christine Snowsill, Tony Adam Solway interview 1 |
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Agriculture -- Cattle-raising Agriculture -- Farming Alcohol -- Liquor rights Introduction of Assimilation Blackfoot Indians -- Population Blackfoot Indians -- Sundance Blackfoot Reserve -- Boundaries of Blackfoot Reserve -- Land surrender Blackfoot Reserve -- Management of Blackfoot Reserve -- Trust fund distribution of Canadian Pacific Railway -- Land agreements Ceremonies -- Sundance (Blackfoot) Chiefs and chieftainship -- Elected Christian churches -- And Indian religion Christian churches -- Attitudes toward Clothing and personal adornment -- Early reserve period Death -- Spirits of the dead Disease and illness -- Smallpox Disease and illness -- Spread by non-Indians Discrimination -- Against women Education -- Residential schools Elders -- In political organizations Food -- Rations Government by Indians -- Band management Horses -- As economic assets Indian Affairs Department of -- Permit system Indian-Federal government relations -- White Paper (1969) Land -- Leases Legislation -- Indian Act Peigan Indians -- Population Missionaries -- As agents of assimilation Sarcee Indians -- Population Social organization -- Band Social organization -- Communalism Societies -- Brave Dog Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Chicken Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Old Lady Society (Blackfoot) Societies -- Of women Sports -- Hockey Stoney Indians -- Population Technological change -- Telephones Treaties -- Treaty status Values -- Loss of Values -- Respect Values -- Sharing Work -- Attitudes toward Work -- For wages |
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27 p. transcript of an interview with Adam Solway conducted by Christine Welsh and Tony Snowsill on January 29, 1983. Tape number IH-010, transcript disc 4. Consists of an interview where Adam Solway talks about being orphaned at 8 years and adopted by the Blackfoot Reserve, Alta; his attendance at a residential school; becoming a councillor and then chief of the reserve. He comments on the issues he had to deal with as well as providing comments on contemporary lifestyles and leadership. Other no |
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Canadian Plains Research Centre |
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