...Melinda Marie Jetté By Keith R. Widder. (East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 1999. xxiv + 220 pp., preface, maps, tables, bibliography, appendixes, index. $24.95 paper.) 2000 Dickason, Olive 1985 From “One Nation” in the Northeast to the “New Nation” in the Northeast...

... and French Men,38–60; Widder, Beyond Pontiac’s Shadow,40–45; Ouilamek: Idle, Post of the St. Joseph,2–3, 36, 38–40. 15 Barnard, A Sermon Preached before His Excellency Francis Bernard, 43, 39–40. 16 Henry Gladwin to Thomas Gage, 9 January 1764, Gage Papers, William Clements Library...

... of validation, situated as though somehow free of the racialized/colonial logics that shaped previous official documentation, historical analysis, or even ethnohistory itself. Like the term Métis, however, several of these ana- lyses (Hele 2007; McArthur 2007; Widder 1999; though also see Lischke...

...– 78): 126–27; David A. Armour, ‘‘Magdelaine Marcot La Framboise Dictio- nary of Canadian Biography (Toronto, 1991), 7: 582–83; McDowell, ‘‘Madame La Framboise Michigan History 56 (winter 1972): 271–86; Keith R. Widder...

... and Clare Thaw Collection (New York, 1995), 21. 90 An image of the DePeyster pipe tomahawk, now in the Merseyside County Museum, Liverpool, appears in David A. Armour and Keith R. Widder, At the Crossroads: Michilimackinac during the American Revolution (Mackinac Island, MI, 1978), 57. 91...