Mississauga Portraits : Ojibwe Voices from Nineteenth-Century Canada

Mississauga Portraits : Ojibwe Voices from Nineteenth-Century CanadaMississauga Portraits : Ojibwe Voices from Nineteenth Century Canada, Donald B. Smith An historical work that reconstructs the lives and perspectives of Mississauga (Ojibwe) individuals in 19th century Canada using archival records, missionary accounts, and oral traditions. The book focuses on how members of the Ojibweparticularly the Mississauga communities in what is now southern Ontarioexperienced major changes brought by colonization, land loss,

together these stories tell of a past that is quickly receding from view

consisting of photographs with accompanying captions rather than a continuous narrative

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The work outlines the department’s formation and development before presenting profiles of the men who served as fire chief over the years

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