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Voices of Ancestors

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  • The People and the Text: Indigenous Writing in Lands Claimed by Canada (550)
Genre
  • Intertextual Genre (61)
  • translation (59)
  • informational writing (53)
  • letter (42)
  • history (31)
  • life writing (31)
  • Political Genre (24)
  • diary (17)
  • map (16)
  • InformationalGenreenvironmental (16)
  • autobiography (14)
  • dictionary (11)
  • Newspaper (9)
  • grammar (6)
  • biography (3)
  • catechism (3)
  • illustrated (3)
  • HistoricalGenre (3)
  • Informational Genre (2)
  • Childrens Literature Genre (1)
  • Poetic Genre (1)
  • Reference Work Genre (1)
  • memoir (1)
  • historical (1)
  • ode (1)
  • travel writing (1)
  • exploration (1)
  • LiteraryGenre (1)
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    James Johnson, letter to unknown addressee
    James McKay, letters and papers
    James McKay, Min of Agriculture/Agriculture and Statistics, letters and papers
    James Ross, articles in the Globe
    James Ross, articles in the Hamilton Spectator
    James Ross, articles in The Nor'Wester
    James Ross, letters and papers
    James Settee letters to Robert Bell, Including autobiography
    James Settee, letter to John Smithurst
    James Settee, letters and journals Church Missionary Society
    James Settee, Northwest Territories and Manitoba, correspondence
    James Sinclair, Metis petitions
    Jameson L. Thomas, letters
    Jane Anderson, Mackinaw Mission letter
    Jane Johnston Schoolcraft, letters (Schoolcraft Papers)
    Jane Johnston Schoolcraft, letters and papers
    Jane Renton Vincent, letters
    Jean-Baptiste Autangawenene, letter to Chief Wawanosh
    John Brant, letter to Z. Mudge
    John Brant, letterbook
    John Bunn, letters (Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society)
    John Deserontyon, letters
    John Jacobs, letter re naming ceremony
    John Johnson Enmegahbowh, Letters regarding the Ojibwe chief Bad Boy
    John Jones, letter to Christian Guardian
    John M. Johnston collection, 1820-1939 (majority within 1820-1892)
    John McDouall Johnson, letters (Johnston Family Papers)
    John McKay, letters
    John Norquay papers, Govt of Manitoba
    John Norton (Teyoninhokarawen) collection
    John Norton fonds (Archives of Ontario)
    John norton papers, 1804-1816, bulk 1804-1810
    John Norton Teyoninhokarawen fonds-journal 1806-1808
    John Norton Teyoninhokarawen fonds-letters
    John Norton, letter to Howard Norton
    John Sanders, autobiography, letters and journal Church Missionary Society 1876-1877
    John Sinclair lettter to John Ryerson
    John Sinclair, letter to fellow missionary
    John Sinclair, letters and journals Church Missionary Society
    John Sunday, contributions to Christian Guardian newspaper
    John Sunday, letters (Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society)
    Johnson, George Henry Martin, letters to William Claus
    Johnston, Charlotte (McMurray), letters
    Joseph Brant and Family Fonds
    Joseph Brant, letter in Mohawk
    Joseph Brant, letter to Edward Walsh
    Joseph Brant, letter to Gen. Schuyler
    Joseph Brant, letter to Lt. Gov Simcoe
    Joseph Brant, letter to Richard McCausland
    Joseph Brant, letters British Library

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    While members of CWRC gather together on-line from all across North America and beyond, our servers, which are also on Indigenous territories, produce the worlds we create and meet in. In particular we want to acknowledge that our servers are situated on the traditional lands of the WSÁNEĆ (Saanich), Lkwungen (Songhees), and Wyomilth (Esquimalt) peoples.