Two Families: Treaties and Government Land Claims Margaret's best friend is told

Margaret's best friend is told not to play with this stranger because of bad influences from the school

This is a peaceful book for all ages

who share a world view

The first female First Nation lawyer

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Two Families: Treaties and Government Land Claims Margaret's best friend is toldTwo Families: Treaties and Government by Harold Johnson is a conversation between a Cree man and the Canadian public. As a practicing lawyer, Johnson wrote the book as his personal response to a student's question about treaties. Johnson's ancestors signed Treaty 6 in 1876. This easy to read account effectively conveys the treaty relationship between First Nations and the government. Johnson establishes the framework for any treaty discussions in the