Four Voices the Great Manitoulin Island Treaty of 1862

Four Voices The Great Manitoulin Island Treaty of 1862

ilt Preface

Notes

vlt Introduction

xi Foreword

I Chapterl: GreatManitoulin Island and the HonorableWilliam McDougall William McDougall Recommendationsand Negotiations The Treaty and the Government

25 Chapter2: Odawa Minising and Ogimaa ltawashkash Sassoltawashkash Rumoursand Resolutions tlll|n The Treaty and the Ogimaag of Odawa Minising

f,J Chapter3: L'lle Manitouline andPere Jean-Pierre Chon6 Jean-PierreChond Threat and Action The Treatyand the Jesuits

75 Chapter4: Manitoulin Islandand ReverendPeter Jacobs PeterJacobs I,:: . I reaties. Acceptanceand Publicity -:; { tntario. The Treaty and the Protestants .. .::j r()nt. )i- :".. : 1861. 93 Chapter5: Reactionto the Treaty The Reactionof the Press t ll Il-90.1337-0 The Reactionsof the Anishinaabeg,theGovernment and the Missionaries

127 Chapter6: Repercussionsin the FishingIndustry Enforcementor Harassment Manitoulin Returnsto the Headlines llil William Gibbard'sTroubled Waters t753 .' I ill

139 Chapter7: The Afterrnath RenewedProtests Preface Reunificationof the Bands Resettlement

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