50 Tracks - 84:19
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Reserve Land & 1885 Resistance Connections
Harry Michael
2294 -
2
Role of Asiween in 1885 Resistance
Harry Michael
812 -
3
Role of One Arrow in 1885 Resistance
Harry Michael
901 -
4
Role of Young Chippewyan in Resistance
Harry Michael
847 -
5
Grandfather's Death
Marie Horse
776 -
6
Participation to resistance
Ed Mandes
307 -
7
Relative shot began resistance
Ed Mandes
299 -
8
Repercussions for Participants
Ed Mandes
364 -
9
Family relationships
Ed Mandes
313 -
10
Family Relationships 2
Ed Mandes
308 -
11
Leadership abilities
Ed Mandes
277 -
12
Story told by grand father
Ed Mandes
308 -
13
Visions or premonitions
Ed Mandes
325 -
14
Arrival and location
Ed Mandes
338 -
15
Meeting of leaders
Ed Mandes
293 -
16
Resistance origin
Ed Mandes
297 -
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Start of resistance
Ed Mandes
301 -
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Introduction
Ed Mandes
296 -
19
No bloodshed
Ed Mandes
281 -
20
Non involvement
Ed Mandes
310 -
21
Who was involved
Ed Mandes
311 -
22
Name Change
Ed Mandes
302 -
23
Relocation
Ed Mandes
317 -
24
Battle 1
Jimmy Chief
301 -
25
Battle 2
Jimmy Chief
318 -
26
Battle preparation
Jimmy Chief
286 -
Ceremonial life and suppression
Jimmy Chief
309 -
28
Clear fields, horses were tired
Jimmy Chief
311 -
29
Continuation of Battle
Jimmy Chief
328 -
30
Dufresne and others scattered all over North
Jimmy Chief
283 -
31
During days we fight in the battle
Jimmy Chief
297 -
32
Escapee followed by police
Jimmy Chief
312 -
33
Got back to Ft Pitt
Jimmy Chief
301 -
34
Got guns taken away
Jimmy Chief
310 -
35
Hid from police
Jimmy Chief
297 -
36
Loss of life 1
Jimmy Chief
306 -
37
Loss of life 2
Jimmy Chief
284 -
38
Moshoms family took off
Jimmy Chief
300 -
39
No battle at Loon Lake
Jimmy Chief
295 -
40
Sat together with police
Jimmy Chief
290 -
41
Tom Quinn, Indian Agent
Jimmy Chief
324 -
42
Tracking people
Jimmy Chief
297 -
43
War over
Jimmy Chief
323 -
44
Went to Ft Pitt
Jimmy Chief
310 -
45
Different versions of the story but knows it as true
Fred Horse
285 -
46
Explained how the non-Native people and missionaries were killed
Fred Horse
291 -
47
NWMP were summoned, individuals dispersed with some getting caught
Fred Horse
320 -
48
Riel uprising started by the non-Native people
Fred Horse
286 -
49
Violence could be prevented if agents agreed to help
Fred Horse
271 -
50
All buildings were destroyed by fire
Fred Horse
290
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