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"In about 1800, fur trader Charles Ermatinger married Mananowe Katawabidai, daughter of an Ojibwa chief. Their three sons grew up with both their mother{u2019}s hunter-warrior culture and their father{u2019}s European roots. After early years spent primarily in the "wild man{u2019}s land" of Sault Ste Marie, close to Ojibwa relatives and Metis neighbours, the family moved to the commercial society of Montreal. There and later in other urban communities across Canada, the Ermatingers lived as successful citizens while publicly retaining their Ojibwa heritage." "The sons variously risked life…
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4 editions- Hardcover · English · 2007University of British Columbia Press · 207 pages · 9780774812337
- Other · English · 2011ErmatingersUniversity of British Columbia Press · 9780774840705
- Other · English · 2008ErmatingersUniversity of British Columbia Press · 9781282593640
- Other · English · 2008ErmatingersUniversity of British Columbia Press · 9780774855921
MetisCanada, biographyCanada, social conditionsOjibwa IndiansBiographyHistoryMétisSocial conditions






