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| | Title
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The Canadian atlas of aboriginal settlement (21252) |
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| | Physical
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Not Applicable; 21 pages
| | Produced
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1992
| | Distributor
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Gabriel Dumont Institute
(1908)
| | Dewey
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912.71
| | Audience
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Junior High, Senior High (JS)
| | Collection
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Professional Library
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| | Synopsis
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A comprehensive study of settlement patterns of the Aboriginal
Peoples of Canada, maps arranged in chronological order beginning
with migration patterns and ending with contemporary settlements. The
unit focuses on the development of the Métis Nation in the 20th
century. Two historical maps outline the strategic Battle Plans of
Fish Creek and Batoche.
| | Dimensions
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28 cm.
| ISBN#
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0920915345
| | Pub. Loc.
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Regina
| | Parts
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21 p.
| | Subjects
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First Nations—Maps;
Métis—History—Maps;
Red River Settlement—Maps
| | Call#
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FN 912.71 CAN
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