An edition of Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples? (2004)

Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples?

17 questions and answers on comprehensive land claims and the agreement-in-principle of a general nature with the Mamuitun Tribal Council mak Nutashkuan.

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An edition of Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples? (2004)

Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples?

17 questions and answers on comprehensive land claims and the agreement-in-principle of a general nature with the Mamuitun Tribal Council mak Nutashkuan.

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Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
Language
English
Pages
10

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Subjects
Treaties, Inuit, Indians of North America, Government relations, Claims, Indiens d'Amérique, Land tenure, Traités, Relations avec l'État, Terres
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Canada

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Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples?: 17 questions and answers on comprehensive land claims and the agreement-in-principle of a general nature with the Mamuitun Tribal Council mak Nutashkuan.
2004, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
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Cover of: Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples? : 17 questions and answers on comprehensive land claims and the agreement-in-principle of a general nature with the Mamauitun Tribal Council mak Nutashkuan =
Why do governments negotiate treaties with Aboriginal peoples? : 17 questions and answers on comprehensive land claims and the agreement-in-principle of a general nature with the Mamauitun Tribal Council mak Nutashkuan =: Pourquoi négocier des traités avec les Autochtones? : les revindications territoriales globales et l'entente de principe d'ordre général avec le Conseil tribal Mamauitun mak Nutashkuan en 17 questions-réponses.
2004, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada = Affaires indiennes et du Nord Canada
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"QS-5380-000-BB-A1".

Text in English and French on inverted pages.

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17 questions and answers on comprehensive land claims and the agreement-in-principle of a general nature with the Mamuitun Tribal Council mak Nutashkuan, Pourquoi négocier des traités avec les Autochtones? :, Revendications territoriales globales et l'entente de principe d'ordre général avec le Conseil tribal Mamuitun mak Nutashkuan en 17 questions-réponses

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10

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OL14547316M
ISBN 10
0662687450
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60318639

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