Surviving as Indians: The Challenge of Self-Government Children's - Fiction Behind her was a blood-stained

Behind her was a blood-stained trail of her footprints

Drawing on archival documents

The chapters are enriched by numerous maps and archival photographs

this book is published as Ojibway Tales by University of Nebraska Press

Surviving as Indians: The Challenge of Self-Government Children's - Fiction Behind her was a blood-stainedSurviving as Indians: The Challenge of Self Government examines the injustice of Canadian Indian policy as the basis for a framework for analysis of First Nations leadership, culture and economy. Boldt identifies five imperatives: moral justice for First Nations; Canadian policies that treat Indian rights, interests, aspirations and needs as equal to those of Canadians; First Nations leadership that is committed to eliminating the colonial political