The Métis in the Canadian west
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Publication
1986 - University of Alberta Press, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Alberta
Language
English
Word Count
324,000 words, Guess
Page Count
1,296 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100803221258
- ISBN-100888640994
- ISBN-100888641001
- ISBN-139780803221253
- ISBN-139780888640994
and 10 more
- ISBN-139780888641007
- Goodreads4450712', '2827652
- Library of Congress Control Number90118968
- Library of Congress Control Number86006912
- OCLC Control Number13334304
- OCLC Control Number12849984
- Better World Books9780803221253
- Better World Books9780888641007
- Better World Books9780888640994
- Open LibraryOL1912275M
Classifications
- LCCE99.M693 G57 1986b
- LCCE99.M693 G57 1986
- LCCE99.M693G57 1986
and 1 more
- LCCE99.M693G57 1986b
Description
Originally published by Institut d'Ethnologie, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France, 1945 under the title "Le Metis Canadien". A study of the social history of the Metis of western Canada which portrays the birth of the Metis as a distinct group, defines the roles they played in the history of the fur trade era in the North West, and examines the decline of the Metis in the late 1988's.
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