Nation to Nation A resource on treaties in Ontario 2019 and anthropologists who examine the

and anthropologists who examine the current field of historical study in themes such as Native struggles for land and resources under colonialism

The author offers an introduction that examines the changing world of terminology when it comes to First Nations and Aboriginal Peoples in Canadian scholarship and media

The book makes a significant contribution to the historical literature on Ontario treaties and recently won the Fred Landon Award honouring the best book on regional history by the Ontario Historical Society

acknowledgements

As in the first volume

Nation to Nation A resource on treaties in Ontario 2019 and anthropologists who examine theNation to Nation: A Resource on Treaties in Ontario is a 68 page book from the Union of Ontario Indians designed to inform readers and students about First Nations treaties in Ontario. Edited by Maurice Switzer the book has a definition section and background about treaties in general, treaties between First Nations, the Royal Proclamation of 1763, Indian treaties in Canada, and a timeline showing Indian treaties in Ontario. Specific treaties such as