The One-And-A-Half Men : The Story Of Jim Brady and Malcom Norris, Metis Patriots Of The 20th Century

Dobbin, Murray

Vancouver, British Columbia, 1981


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Details

Card covers, 270 pages, 5.5x8.5 in. 1421.5 cm.].

Condition

Text block age-tanned. Upper fore-edge corner of the final 100 leaves creased. Tear to the upper margin of pages231 through260. Covers with moderate surface wear.

Notes

This volume examines the lives and political work of Jim Brady and Malcolm Norris, two Métis leaders whose organizing shaped the Métis movement in Alberta and Saskatchewan from the 1930s onward. The book traces their friendship and partnership, their involvement in the formation of Métis organizations, and their campaigns for land, political recognition, and improved social conditions. Dobbin also considers the influence of socialism on their political outlook and its relationship to Métis nationalism and Indigenous rights.

ISBN

0919888356