Northern Plains Borders and the People in Between, 1860-1940
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| Title: | Northern Plains Borders and the People in Between, 1860-1940 |
| Creator: | Hagen, Delia Lee |
| Subject: | Borders, Medicine Line, Metis, Montana, Colonization, Military, Removals, Migrations |
| Description: | This document is Delia Lee Hagen's PhD thesis, "Northern Plains Borders and the People in Between, 1860-1940," from the University of California Berkeley.
From her abstract: "Northern Plains Borders and the People in Between is a transnational history of colonialism and mixed, mobile indigenous people in the borderlands of the northern Great Plains from 1860 to 1940. Based on archival documents from Canada and the United States, it focuses on social, spatial, political and legal developments. It demonstrates that when American and Canadian militaries invaded, they relied on and targeted mixed indigenous communities. ..." This document is copyrighted by the author and can only be used for research purposes. Published here with the gracious permission of the author. |
| Date: | 1860-1940 |
| Type: | Text Document |
| Date of Copyright: | March 21, 2025 |
| Coverage: | Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota |
| GDI Media Filename: | Northern Plains Borders and the People in Between, 1860-1940.pdf |
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