The Vancouver Island treaties and the evolving principles of Indigenous title

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KM208.I5B56 2025

University of Toronto Press

2025

Binnema, Ted

The Hudson's Bay Company and Vancouver Island land policy to 1849The Hudson's Bay Company and Indigenous title, 1668-1849The History of the northwest coast to 1774Indigenous and exogenous peoples on Vancouver Island, 1774-1821Indigenous Peoples of Va...

1. The Hudson's Bay Company and Vancouver Island land policy to 1849
2. The Hudson's Bay Company and Indigenous title, 1668-1849
3. The History of the northwest coast to 1774
4. Indigenous and exogenous peoples on Vancouver Island, 1774-1821
5. Indigenous Peoples of Vancouver Island and the Hudson's Bay Company, 1821-1849
6. Articulating principles of Indigenous title, 1835-1846
7. The colonial office, local authorities, and Indigenous title, 1846-1849
8. Land acquisition policies in New Zealand and Vancouver Island, 1846-1850
9. The Treaty of Akaroa and Fort Victoria Treaties, 1848-1850
10. The Fort Rupert Treaties of 1850 and 1851
11. Governor James Douglas and the Saanich and Nanaimo Treaties, 1851-1854
12. Indigenous title on Vancouver Island and British Columbia, 1854-1875
13. The evolving memories of the Vancouver Island Treaties to 1934

• Appendix A: "Original Indian Population Vancouver Island"
• Appendix B: A 1934 Account of a Fort Victoria Treaty Attributed to David Latasse

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Includes bibliographical references and index.