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Journal of the proceedings of the negotiations of Treaty No. 3 [textual material]

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Date:

30 September-3 October 1873.

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R4465-1-4-E, MG29-C67

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Textual material

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5395340

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Simon James Dawson fonds

Journal of the proceedings of the negotiations of Treaty No. 3
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Date(s):

30 September-3 October 1873.

Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

0.9 cm of textual records (41 p.)

Language of material:

English

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Simon James Dawson's handwritten journal documenting the negotiations of Treaty No. 3 (Northwest-Angle Treaty). Representatives of the Crown met with the Anishinaabeg in September of 1873 on the shores of the Lake of the Woods. Commissioners Simon Dawson, J.A.N. Provencher and Alexander Morris, the Lieutenant governor of the Northwest territories and Manitoba, negotiated on behalf of the Crown; the Anishinaabeg, in accordance with tradition, negotiated collectively through councils, but were represented by Chiefs Powawassin and Chief Mawintopinesse.

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MG29-C67
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Volume [MG29 C 67] 1

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