Dewdney, Edgar
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| Call #: | Shortt FC3215 .J33 1886 | |||
| Author: |
Jackson, Thomas Wesley
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| Title: | The Views of a leading Conservative in the North-west on the late rebellion. | |||
| Published: | [Qu'Appelle, Sask.? : s.n., 1886?] | |||
| Description: | 4 p. ; 21 cm. | |||
| Notes: | Caption title. | |||
| Attributed to Thomas W. Jackson. | ||||
| Jackson condemns the Conservative government, including John A. MacDonald and Hayter Reed and Edgar Dewdney as officials of Indian Affairs, for their treatment of the Indians. He maintains that the people were starving and desperate and official indifference to their plight forced them into rebellion. | ||||
| Subject: |
Northwest Rebellion, 1885
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