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  1. Half Title Page
  2. Frontispiece
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright page
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Acknowledgements
  8. Introduction: Steps Toward a Fort McKay Métis Community History
  9. 1 Early History of the Fort McKay Métis: Origins to 1899
  10. 2 Fort McKay, Treaty, Scrip and the Immediate Aftermath: 1899 to 1920
  11. 3 The Bush Economy and the Registered Trapline System
  12. 4 Land Tenure in Fort McKay: “Split Our Very Identity into Two”
  13. 5 A Community Turned “Upside Down”: Fort McKay’s Response to Extractivism
  14. Epilogue: From Community to Nation — The Evolving Relationship between the Métis Nation of Alberta and the Fort McKay Métis Nation
  15. Appendix: The Fort McKay Métis Nation Position Paper on Consultation and Self-Government
  16. Notes
  17. Bibliography
  18. Index

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgements

Introduction: Steps toward a Fort McKay Métis Community History

1 Early History of the Fort McKay Métis: Origins to 1899

2Fort McKay, Treaty, Scrip and the Immediate Aftermath: 1899 to 1920

3 The Bush Economy and the Registered Trapline System

4 Land Tenure in Fort McKay: “Split Our Very Identity into Two”

5 A Community Turned “Upside Down”: Fort McKay’s Response to Extractivism

Epilogue: From Community to Nation — The Evolving Relationship between the Métis Nation of Alberta and the Fort McKay Métis Nation

Appendix: The Fort McKay Métis Nation Position Paper on Consultation and Self-Government

Notes

Bibliography

Index

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