The General Council of the Six Nations and Delegates From Different Bands in Western and Eastern Canada, June 10, 1870

This historical record documents the proceedings of the General Council of the Six Nations, including delegates from various bands across Western and Eastern Canada, held on June 10, 1870. Offering a unique glimpse into the discussions and interactions of Indigenous leaders during a pivotal period, the transcript provides valuable insights into the political and social dynamics of the time. The council addressed matters of governance, land rights, and the ongoing relationship between Indigenous communities and the Canadian government.

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