Strange empire : a narrative of the Northwest.
The tragic story of Louis Riel, the Metis people, and their struggle for a homeland on the plains of the U.S.-Canada border.
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New York, NY :
Morrow,
1952.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction-One Sure and Certain Loyalty
- Part One: Falcon's Song
- Heart of a continent
- Freedom road
- Manifest destiny
- Chance of glory
- Part Two: New Nation
- Gentlemen in pembina
- The whole unbounded continent
- A people...free to choose
- Mr. smith wins an empire
- Four voted for death
- Part Three: Crackpot Crusade
- The jolly boys
- The wardens of the plains
- The politicians
- Part Four: Decade of Death
- The dusk of evening
- The freedoms and the fence
- The prince of the prairies
- Part Five: Path of Providence
- The psalms of david
- John brown of the half-breeds
- Leader of a sedition
- Part Six: Prophet on Horseback
- The right of people
- "Marchons, mes braves!"
- Justice commands
- Malbrouck has gone a-fighting
- Part Seven: Cardboard shrine
- The ignorant armies
- The darkling plain
- The struggle and flight
- Part Eight: High Treason
- Instigation of the devil
- To the place appointed...
- Deliver us from evil