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Book Chapter
Recollecting Sovereignty
2014
Overview
“Canada’s Aboriginal peoples were in every sense key to the victory that firmly established Canada as a distinct country in North America. Now, of course, much has changed in 200 years. The war, contrary to a lot of expectations of the time, ushered in a long peace between Canada and the United States. The Americans are now our great friends and allies. Canada The bicentennial of the War of 1812 provided the Canadian government with a welcome opportunity to recognize the role of First Nations in the founding of Canada. A War of 1812 National Recognition Ceremony acknowledging descendants of
