Our Land: The Maritimes : the Basis of the Indian Claim in the Maritime Provinces of CanadaSaint Annes Point Press, 1980 - 226 pagina's Includes sections on the historical recognition of aboriginal rights, the gradual loss of Indian country, the government's attempts to assimilate by definition, a legal analysis of relevant United States and Canadian case law on aborigional rights and a collection of relevant historical documents. |
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aboriginal rights aboriginal title Acadia acres Agent or Superintendant appointed Assembly authority band lists band membership Belcher British North America Brunswick Burnt Church Canada Canadian Cape Breton ceded Charlottetown claim colonial Commissioner Confederation Council Court definition of Indian Department of Indian dominion enfranchisement extinguished fishing footnote Fredericton French grant half-breed Halifax Hammond Indian Act Indian Affairs Indian lands Indian reserves Indian rights Indian status Indian title Indian woman inhabitants instructions interest issue John lands reserved lbid legislation Lennox Island Licence Lieutenant Governor lieutenant-governor Lords of Trade M'Intosh Majesty Majesty's Malecite Maritime Provinces married Meductic Métis Micmac native title Non-Status Indians North America Act Nova Scotia occupancy Office Ottawa persons petition possession Prince Edward Island Proclamation of 1763 protect Province of Nova purchase recognized reserve land residing River Royal Proclamation settle settlement superceded by law Supra surrender Tabusintac territory Toronto treaty truckhouse