Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents ix
3. List of Tables xi
4. List of Figures xiii
5. Acknowledgments xvii
6. Foreword xix
7. Holding the Mirror up to Nature: Law, Social Science, and Professor Arthur Ray xxiii
8. Prologue xxxvii
9. Taking Fur Trade History to Court 3
10. Roles and Reversals of the Historical Researcher 17
11. Defending Traditional Fisheries and Harvesting Rights 44
12. Interpretation of a Treaty: Share or Surrender? 66
13. Witnessing on Behalf of a Forgotten People 88
14. Defining Métis Communities and Customs 105
15. Defending the Aboriginal Right to Hunt 121
16. “To Educate the Court” 145
17. Delgamuukw Exhibit No. 964: District Reports of Hudson’s Bay Company Chief Trader William Brown 1823 161
18. Transcript of My PowerPoint Presentation in Samson, 3 October 2000 202
19. Notes 219
20. Bibliography 245
21. Index 253