Best Left as Indians

Discover the profound insights of Kenneth Coates in his compelling book, Best Left as Indians, published by McGill-Queen's University Press in 1993. This 384-page paperback delves into the intricate dynamics between Indigenous peoples and European settlers in Canada, tracing their interactions from the era of fur traders to the transformative period following the Second World War. Coates meticulously explores social contacts, economic relationships, and the impact of church and government policies on these communities. Ideal for those interested in anthropology, multicultural studies, and the history of specific racial and ethnic groups, this book offers a critical perspective on social issues and the historical context of Canada. Enhance your understanding of this vital aspect of Canadian history with Best Left as Indians.