Ojibwa: People of Forests and Prairies Family Federation for the Humanities and

Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences

may well be “the most powerful storytelling voice in North America

Historian William Morrison surveys the history of the Canadian North and its peoples in this generously illustrated text

and Richard Weyhing

Ojibwa: People of Forests and Prairies Family Federation for the Humanities andOjibwa: People of Forests and Prairies is a 160 page reference title about the Anishinaabe peoples. The author's approach is standard anthropological and historical but offers a wealth of colour images, maps, archival images, and references. The volume begins with an introduction to the languages, geography, and life prior to European contact. Historical contact period covers the War of 1812 and the signing of treaties between the people and the