Fall 2013: The 1763 Royal Proclamation in historical context

• Front matter

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• Further reading

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Article

• The Royal Proclamation: 250 years later

  Colin Coates

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• The politics of proclamation, the politics of commemoration

  Thomas Peace

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• The Royal Proclamation: "the Indians’ Magna Carta"?

  J.R. Miller

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• Is the Royal Proclamation of 1763 a dead letter?

  Brian Slattery

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• The significance of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 for Atlantic Canada

  John Reid

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• La Proclamation Royale vaut-elle pour tous les Indiens de la Province de Québec?

  Denys Delâge,  Jean-Pierre Sawaya

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• The Royal Proclamation and the Canadiens

  Donald Fyson

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• The Haundenosaunee/Six Nations and the Royal Proclamation of 1763

  Keith Jamieson

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• The Royal Proclamation of 1763

  George III

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• Parchment, wampum, letters, and symbols: Expanding the parameters of the Royal Proclamation commemoration

  Alan Ojiig Corbiere, Bne Doodeman, Mchigiing Njibaa

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• Reflections on 1763 in Far Northern Ontario

  John Long

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• “The said lands … shall be purchased only for Us”: The effect of the Royal Proclamation on government

  Brandon Morris, Jay Cassel

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• Much ado about nothing: the Royal Proclamation on the edge of empire

  Robert Englebert

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• The life and times of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 in British Columbia

  Neil Vallance, Hamar Foster

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• The spirit of 1763: The Royal Proclamation in national and global perspective

  Ken Coates

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• The Royal Proclamation and colonial hocus-pocus: A learned treatise

  Victoria Freeman

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