Catalogue  227
Premières Nations & Arctique / N.A. Indians & Arctic

|173.  DUBÉ, Hermel et al. «Mgr Charlebois». (Montréal, 1938). (28) p. (23 cm). Illustrations nombreuses de sa vie auprès des Indiens du Keewatin.    20 $

174.   FERLAND, Léonie. «Sentinelles du Christ. Les Soeurs Grises de Montréal à la Baie d’Hudson». Montréal, Soeurs Grises de Montréal, 1944. 30 p. (24,5 cm). Carte et nombreuses illustrations.    20 $

175.  HOARE, W.H.B. «Conserving Canada’s Musk-Oxen. Being and account of an investigation of Thelon Game Sanctuary, 1928-29 with a brief history of the area and an outline of known facts regarding the musk-ox». Ottawa, Department of the Interior, North West Territories and Yukon Branch, 1930. 53 p. (25 cm). Illustrations & maps.    35 $

176.   HUBERT-ROBERT, Régine. «L’épopée de la fourrure». Montréal, Éditions de l’Arbre, 1945. 275 p. (19 cm). L’un des 50 exemplaires numérotés à la main, sur Papier Japon Impérial des Papeteries Rolland. Volume à l’état neuf, ni coupé, ni ouvert. Historique de la traite des fourrures en Amérique, de 1534 à 1869.    65 $

177.  INNIS, Harold Adams. «The Fur Trade in Canada. – An introduction to Canadian Economic History». Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1956. XI,463 p. (23 cm). Revised edition. Publisher’s cloth & dust jacket. Very good copy & an extremely important work by the most remarkable economic historian for Canada. Scarce!    150 $

178.  JOHNSTON, Basil H. «Tales the Elders Told, Ojibway Legends». Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum, 1981. 62,(2) p. (21 cm). Publisher’s cloth and pictorial dust jacket. Paintings and drawings by Cree artist Shirley Cheechoo.    25 $

179.  (MOHAWKS). «Return to an Address of the HOUSE OF COMMONS, dated 24^th February, 1870, for Copies of all Correspondence between the Government and the Iroquois Indians of Two Mountains, or other parties, relative to the sale or surrender of the Indian Lands, with Copies of Orders in Council or other documents relating to the difficulties existing with said Indians; and also, a statement shewing what reserves are available for such Indians in other parts of the Country». Ottawa, Department of the Secretary of State (33 Victoria, Sessional Paper [No. 55]), 1870. 44 p. (24 cm). Taken from a bound volume; nice copy. Very scarce!    150 $

180.  MULVANEY, Charles Pelham. «The History of the North-West Rebellion of 1885. Comprising a full and impartial account of the origin and progress of the war, of the various engagements with the Indians and Half-Breeds, of the heroic deeds performed by officers and men, and of touching scenes in the Field, Camp and the Cabin; including a history of the Indian Tribes of North-Western Canada, their numbers, modes of living, habits, customs, religious rites and ceremonies, with thrilling narrative of captures, imprisonment, massacres, and hair-breadth, escapes of white settlers, etc.» T, A.H. Hovey, 1885. VIII,424 p. (19 cm). Portraits, maps, diagrams and engravings. Original cloth slightly worn.     95 $

181.   RADIN, Paul. «Histoire de la civilisation Indienne». Paris, Payot, 1953. 308 p. (22 cm). Livre ni coupé, ni ouvert, à l’état neuf. Nombreuses illustrations. Collection "Bibliothèque Historique"; les grandes civilisations du Canada à la Terre de Feu.     60 $

182.   (RIEL, Louis). «Louis Riel, martyr du Nord-Ouest: sa vie, son procès, sa mort». Montréal, Imprimerie Générale, 1885. 96 p. (21 cm). Deuxième édition d’après la page de titre; cependant la couverture imprimée inscrit: "Cinquième édition, revue, augmentée et corrigée. Publié par La Presse". Cette couverture est ornée d’un portrait & réparée proprement. Illustrations. Bel état général, titre très rare offert sur papier fragile.  Lande 1395A.     225 $

183.  SIROIS, Luc. «Montagnais sans Maître. / Montagnais without Master. / Ilnoimun e Kakatshishkotomoakent». Québec, Cie d’Imprimerie Commerciale Ltée, (1936). XIII,135 p. (24 cm). Cachet de "Library of Congress", bon exemplaire à prix réduit. L’auteur était missionnaire à Notre-Dame de Betsiamits (Bersimis). Titre peu commun. Illustré.    75 $

184.  (SIX NATION INDIANS). «Return to an Address of the Senate, dated 7th May, 1874; For a Return showing any claims that may have been made by the authorities of the Town of Brantford, to any portion of the Lot of Land near the Mohawk Institution, now in possession of the New England Company, in trust for the Six Nation Indians, at the Grand River, Ontario; also a copy of any instructions, if any, from the Indian Branch of the Department of the Local Superintendent, Mr. Gilkison, relative to the said Lot, with a copy of any Report from the said Superintendent, respecting the same, and what decision the Government has arrived at as to the disposal of the said piece of Land». Ottawa, Department of the Secretary of State (37 Victoria, Sessional Paper [No. 68]), 1874. 8 p. (24 cm). Taken from a bound volume. Caption-title, fine. Claim of lands by the Town of Brantford. Scarce.     35 $

185.  (SIX NATION INDIANS). «Report. The Select Committee appointed to inquire into the condition and affairs of the Six Nation Indians of the Counties of Brant and Haldimand, in the Province of Ontario, beg leave to present the following as their Second Report». Ottawa, Parliament of Canada, (37 Victoria, Appendix [No. 11]), 1874. 14 p. (24 cm). Taken from a bound volume. Caption-title, fine copy. Report about the improvements of the industrial habits and on the moral character of the Mohawks. Texts by Chiefs Timothy Burning, William John Simcoe Keer, John Cayuga & others. Scarce.     65 $

186.  TRÉMAUDAN, Auguste-Henri de. «Histoire de la Nation Métisse dans l'Ouest Canadien». Montréal, Éditions Albert Lévesque, 1935. 448 p.(20 cm).    45 $|

Acadie et Provinces de l'Atlantique / Atlantic Provinces
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