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What books on Métis in the United States lack in numbers, they more than make up for in quality -- especially in the last 30 years. A few of the books listed here are not U.S. specific, but they do address histories which were the same on both sides of what was later to become the Canada-U.S. border. If you have some Caandian ancestry or ancestry that
lived close to the northern U.S. border, I suggest you also check out the
Canadian
Metis Bilbliography. Books you are interested in can be ordered
from the Amazon Métis Book
Store on this site. The 10% comission I get (Almost $20.00
U.S. in the last two years!!!) helps cover the increasing costs of
maintaining The Other Métis.
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| Children of the Fur Trade:
Forgotten Métis of the Pacific Northwest., John C. Jackson, Mountain
Press Publishing Company, Missoula, Montana, 1995 ISBN 0-87842-329-X (cloth)
- ISBN 0-87842-339-7 (paperback)
Ethnogenisis: The Settlement and Growth of a "New People" in the Great Lakes Region, 1702-1815, Jacqueline Peterson, in American Indian Culture and Research Journal, Vol 6, No.2 1982. The Many Hands of my Relations: French and
Indians in the Lower Missouri, Tanis C. Thorne
The New Peoples: Being and Becoming Métis in North America, (Eds) Peterson, Jacqueline, and Brown, Jennifer, S.H., The University of Manitoba Press, 1985. Our Debt to the Redman, The French-Indians in the Development of the United States, The Stratford Company, Boston, 1918. The People In Between, Indian-White Marriage and the Genesis of a Metis Society and Culture in the Great Lakes Region, 1680-1830, Jacqueline Louise Peterson, 1981. Prelude to Red River: A Social Portrait of the Great Lakes Metis, Peterson, J. , American Society for Ethnohistory, October 1977. White Savage: The Case of John Dunn Hunter, Richard Drinnon, Sshocken Books, New York, 1972. Women and the Fur Trade, Sylvia Van Kirk, The Beaver, Winter, 1972. |
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