Lawrence, B. (2012). Fractured homeland: federal recognition and Algonquian Identity in Ontario. Vancouver: UBC Press.
344 pp.
ISBN: 9780774822879 (hbk), 9780774822886 (pbk)
was a finalist for the 2013 Canada Prize in the Social Sciences, Federation for Humanities and Social Sciences.
Battiste, M., Marshall, M., Paul, E., Sylliboy, B., & Steve, A. (1989). Ntui'katikn - Mi'kmaq sentence pattern picture dictionary [in Mi'kmaq and English]. Eskasoni, NS: Pemek Cultural Centre & Eskasoni School Board.
150 pp.
CBU/MRC: MG12,1 MRC 2000-1-1247 File #50 David Schmidt Papers
Sylliboy, B., Marshall, M., Battiste, M., Barsh, R. & Johnson, P. (Trans.). (1991). Wtui'katikn wjit Koqwajo'taqann Mimajuinuk Wejkuaqmi'tij [Universal Declaration of Human Rights]. Unpublished manuscript, held at Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.
11pp.
In Mi’kmaq. Mi'kmaw translation of the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, United Nations.
Henderson, J. (Sa'ke'j) Y., Marshall, M. & Alford, D. (1993). Algonquian spirituality: Balancing the flux. Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.
100 pp.
Musings on Algonquian worldview, ways of 'knowing', spirituality, time, creative order, education, 'Earth Lodge', 'Earth Walk', and peace and harmony. A resource for use in classroom instruction, Mi'kmaw spirituality courses.
Vicaire,Marsha,(2010)Cultural Identity Intelligence, and Self Esteem: Towards enriching the Understanding of Academic Outcomes in a Community
of First Nation Students, unpublished masters thesis, McGill University, Montreal Quebec
Abstract
Marshall, J.B. (2006). My land Is not thine, either by right or by conquest. Dartmouth, Nova Scotia: Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs.
2pp.
CBU/MRC - Clippings File #523 MRC 2010-523-3302
Part of a paper delivered at the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs in 2000 entitled " Looking Forward: Treaty Implementations". Discusses treaty terms, the "truck-house" clause, the "Covenant Chain", and the concept of "Netukulimk".
T. Bernard, L.M. Rosenmeier, and S.L. Farrell.(ed.)(2011)Ta'n Wetapeksi'k: Understanding From Where We Come, Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq, Truro, NS
Emmanuel N. Metallic, Danielle E. Cyr & Alexandre Sévigny (2005). The Metallic Migmaq-English Reference Dictionary. First Edition. Saint-NicholasLes Presses de l'Université Laval.
Battiste, M. (1984). A historical investigation of the social and cultural consequences of Micmac literacy. (Unpublished Doctor of Education disseration). Stanford University, Stanford California.
212 pp.
DAL/Kill - E 99 M6 B37 1983
CBU - E 99 M6 B27 1983
CBU/MRC - Report #54 MRC 98-54-408
Battiste, M. (1980). A history of the Grand Council to 1980 (Report by author to the Mi'kmaq Grand Council). Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.
10pp.
CBU/MRC - Report #10 MRC 98-10-364
This is a report to the Grand Council of research conducted up to 1980. Examination of the evolution of the Grand Council - the Grand Captain, Grand Chief, and completion of the `Chain of Union’.
