Native American Studies
Hunters at the Margin
“As you read this book you will be guided through a significant period of Canadian history as experienced by a small community of Ojibwa. The focus on spiritual and philosophical reflections gives a depth to the stories which is not often available to readers. I am encouraged by it. I pray it might be used to lift up discussions about our relationships in Canada -- past and present -- so that we may learn more of the teachings of respect for diversity. This book has much to offer to those who study missiology, and the material might engage students of history in creative reflection. Most importantly it may open doors for First Peoples as we seek to understand the influence of missions on our lives.” -- from the Foreword, by The Very Reverend Dr. Stan McKay, Past Moderator of the United Church of Canada
