Indigenous land transfers -- Canada
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Indigenous land transfers -- Canada
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Indigenous land transfers
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- Copy of the Robinson Treaty, made in the year 1850 with the Ojibewa Indians of Lake Superior, conveying certain lands to the crown
- Detailed report upon all claims to land and right to participate in the North-West Half-Breed Grant by settlers along the south Saskatchewan and vicinity west of range 26, w. 2nd meridian, being the settlements commonly known as St. Louis de Langevin, St. Laurent or Batoche and Duck Lake, [William Pearce]
- Copy of the Robinson Treaty, made in the year 1850 with the Ojibewa Indians of Lake Huron, conveying certain lands to the crown
- Copy of the Robinson Treaty, made in the year 1850 with the Ojibewa Indians of Lake Huron, conveying certain lands to the crown
- Memorial of the Chippeway Indians of Port Sarnia, Warpole Island, Kettle Point, and Sauble, touching their claim of the grant of £1,100 currency perpetual annuity, to His Excellency the Governor General in council that the foreign Indians may participate in the annuity
- Canada West and the Hudson's-Bay Company, a political and humane question of vital importance to the honour of Great Britain, to the prosperity of Canada and to the existence of the native tribes : being an address to the Right Honourable Henry Labouchere, Her Majesty's principal secretary of state for the colonies, presented by the Aborigines' Protection Society
- Memorial of the Conference of Friends of the Indians of British Columbia to His Royal Highness, the Governor General of Canada in Council
- Copy of the Robinson Treaty, made in the year 1850 with the Ojibewa Indians of Lake Superior, conveying certain lands to the crown
- To the settlers on crown lands, Grand River, C.W., F.J. Cheshire
- Memorial of the Chippeway Indians of Port Sarnia, Warpole Island, Kettle Point, and Sauble, touching their claim of the grant of £1,100 currency perpetual annuity, to His Excellency the Governor General in council that the foreign Indians may participate in the annuity
- Copy of treaty and supplementary treaty no. 7 made 22nd Sept. and 4th Dec., 1877, between Her Majesty the Queen and the Blackfeet and other Indian tribes at the Blackfoot crossing of Bow River and Fort McCleod
- To the settlers on crown lands, Grand River, C.W., F.J. Cheshire
- The British Columbia Indian land question, an appeal for action, address of Rev. Canon Tucker before the Minister of Justice at Ottawa, 15th April 1913
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