Road to La Prairie Ronde Tuscarora Language Claire Anderson

Claire Anderson

Chahkabesh

and Eateonha: Native Roots of Modern Democracy

The author is a Professor and Law Foundation Chair in Aboriginal Justice at the University of Victoria

The Stone Cutter explains that a broken metate cannot be repaired but he presents the girl with a new grinding stone

Road to La Prairie Ronde Tuscarora Language Claire AndersonCort Dogniezs Road to La Prairie Ronde, takes the reader on an imagined journey of his ancestor, Frederick Dumont, from his home in Batoche to the Mtis settlement of La Prairie Ronde, known today as Round Prairie. Frederick was a relative of the famous Mtis leader, Gabriel Dumont. Fredericks journey takes place just a few years prior to the tragic events of the 1885 Resistance. This charming coming of age story focuses on young Frederick learning