Marshall, M. (1993). Our Mother earth - From a Mikmawisk Perspective. The Second Mile, 27-29.[j1]
CBU/MRC - Article #274 MRC 2000-274-1163
A look at the role of native women and their responsibility to protect the earth or 'wsitqamu'.
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 Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.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.
Marshall, M. (1994). Treaty Day speech. Unpublished Speech, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, University of Cape Breton, Sydney, Nova Scotia.
9pp.
CBU/MRC - Report #230 MRC 2000-230-1148
Speech given on Treaty Day with regard to native spirituality and the Concordat of 1610.
Schmidt, D.L. & Marshall, M. (1995). (Eds. & Trans.). Mi'kmaq hieroglyphic prayers: Readings in North America's first Indigenous script. Halifax: Nimbus. 182pp.
DAL Mac - Electronic Resources (electronic book)
SMU - BV 249 M5 M54 1995
CBU - BV 249 M5 M54 1995
CBU/BI - BV 249 M5 M54 1995
CBU/MRC - BV 249 M5 M54 1995
CBU/special collection - BV 249 M5 M54 1995
ISBN 1551090694, 9781551090696
Marshall, M. (1996). Pkmawi'skwaq influence in Aboriginal government: Complementary organizational or electoral equality? Unpublished Manuscript [Part of report prepared by author for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada].
"Mi'kmaw Made Easy" is a flash card language game created by Curtis Michael in 2009. The game itself was originally intended for his non-Mi'kmaw speaking famliy and friends after posting a few on the internet, many people have encouraged him to make more. Volume 1 of the visual language aids, shows pictures when put together they make a Mi'kmaw word. For an example a picture of a Nail and a picture of an Egg, make the Mi'kmaw word Nalek(translated means Nosy, or always around).
Issac, Michael James, (2010) How the Cougar Came to be Called the Ghost Cat/Ta’n Petalu Telui’tut Skite’kmujewey Mia’wj, Fernwood Publishing, Black Point, NS B0J 1B0
Illustrated by Dozay (Arlene) Christmas
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.
