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Volume I: [viii], i-iii, [i], iv-xii, 1-302. Bright orange, card wrappers with black cloth book binding tape on spine. Some wear to binding at spine, with quires under visible at top and bottom because of tears. Still tightly bound. Some minor creasing and foxing to wrappers.
Volume II: [iv], i-vi, 1-241. Dark orange card wrappers, with black cloth book binding tape. Tape at top and bottom of spine is torn, revealing quires underneath, but remains tightly bound. Some minor staining and creasing.
Volume III: [vi], i-iv, pp. 1-262. Dark orange/brown card wrappers bound with black cloth book binding tape. Binding tape at bottom of spine is torn, revealing quires beneath, but still tightly bound. Small area of highlighting on page 2. Large area of fading or discolouration on the front and back covers.
A study of Indigenous peoples in Quebec prepared at the North American Studies Institute for the Institute of the Indians of Quebec by Thunderbird Press.
The contents of the three volumes are as follows:
Volume I: History, Culture, Geography, Population
Introduction
I.
Early History of the Indians
1497-1600
1600-1700
1700-1763
Summary
II.
Introduction
French and British Policies 1680's-1763
1763-1945
Notes on the Indian Affairs Branch: 1860-1966
III.
Recent History: A Sketch
Effects of World War II and the Cold War
New Government Policies
Formation of Provincial and National Indian Organizations
The White Paper, 1969 - "Statement of the Government of Canada on Indian Policy"
Quebec's Recent History
Appendices
I. Indians of Quebec Association
II. List of Chiefs and Band Managers
III. Laurentian Alliance of Metis and Non-status Indians
Volume II: Economics, Housing, Education, Health
Chapter One: Economics
Introduction
Factors Affecting Economic Development
Role of Indian Affairs in Economic Development
Occupational Survey
Feasibility Studies
Financing - The Individual
Financing - The Community
The Social Aid Programme
Recommendations for Economic Development
Appendicies
Chapter Two: Housing
Housing
Housing Programmes
Proposed Housing Programme
Conclusion
Chapter Three: Education
Historical Issues in Indian Education
Educational System in Quebec
Indian Education in Quebec
Types of School Facilities
Education - Facts and Figures
Conclusion
Manitou Community College at La Macaza
Appendices
Chapter Four: Health
Health In Quebec
Chapter Five: The Inuit To-Day
Inuit Settlements
Settlement Names
Introduction
Population Characteristics
The Economic Situation
Housing
Education
Appendix
Bibliography
Volume III: Indian Active, Native Rights, Reserve Land Transactions, A Report on the James Bay Project
Chapter One: The Native People of Quebec and the Law
Introduction
I: The Indian Act
A Summary of the Sections of the Indian Act
II: Aboriginal Rights
III: The Division of Legislative Powers Concerning Hunting and Fishing Rights
IV: Mineral and Other Rights
V: Provincial Sales Tax
VI: The Right to Vote in Quebec Provincial Elections
VII: Establishment of Reserve Lands in Quebec
Map of Location and Creation of Reserves
Land Transactions
Appendix
Bibliography
Chapter Two: The Proposed James Bay Hydro-Electric Project
Introductory Notes
I. Social and Economic Effects of Proposed Hydro-Electric Development
II. Possible Effects of the James Bay Project on the Environment
III. James Bay Court Injunction Hearing
Bibliography
Maps
Quebec, 1763
Quebec, 1774
Quebec, 1889
Quebec, 1912
Location and Creation of Reserves in Quebec
The Scope of the James Bay Hydro-Electric Project
La Grande Hydro-Electric Development Project
Including nine page type-written text called "Canada: A True Story.".
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