Part VIII One Voice from Many: Citizenship, 1940–48

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations xi
4. Foreword xv
5. Acknowledgments xix
6. Prologue 1
7. Introduction: “Having Oneness on Your Face” 10
8. The Living Text: Traces of Jane Cook 23
9. Dukwa’esala (Looking Around on the Beach): Ancestors1 53
10. Stranger Than Fiction: Surviving the Missionary 103
11. “Children of the Potlatch System,” 1888–1912 154
12. “We As the Suppressed People,” 1913–18 192
13. “We Are the Aboriginee, Which Is Not a Citizen,” 1918–27 232
14. “With the Potlatch Custom in My Blood,” 1930–39 285
15. One Voice from Many: Citizenship, 1940–48 343
16. A Tower of Strength: Word Memorials, 1951 390
17. Dłaxw’iťsine’ (For Your Standing), Feasting 403
18. Notes 471
19. Bibliography 542
20. Index 556