Two Families: Treaties and Government Land Claims Selected Bibliography

Selected Bibliography

This is a peaceful book for all ages

These respectful images were taken by Tessa Macintosh

both oral and written

They have identified the contradictions and conflicts within Indigenous communities about relationships to land and non-human life forms

Two Families: Treaties and Government Land Claims Selected BibliographyTwo Families: Treaties and Government by Harold Johnson is a conversation between a Cree man and the Canadian public. As a practicing lawyer, Johnson wrote the book as his personal response to a student's question about treaties. Johnson's ancestors signed Treaty 6 in 1876. This easy to read account effectively conveys the treaty relationship between First Nations and the government. Johnson establishes the framework for any treaty discussions in the