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Fisher, Robin. Contact and Conflict: Indian and European Relations in British Columbia, 1774‑1890. Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia Press, 1977. Pp. xviii, 250. Fisher, Robin. “Missions to the Indians of British Columbia”. In British Columbia: Historical Readings, eds., W. Peter Ward and Robert A.J. MacDonald, 113-126. Vancouver, BC: Douglas and McIntyre, 1981. Fleisenhut, Susanne. Der Bärenjagdkomplex bei den Iyiyuc (East Main Cree) und Ilnuc (Montagnais) ein Beitrag zum Verständnis der rituellen Beziehungen zwischen Mensch und Tier bei subarktischen Jägern. Bonn, Germany: Holos, 1989. Pp. 126. Fondation de La Salle. Les Frères des écoles chrétiennes en Haïti : portrait 1995, 1974-1995. Lachine, QC : La fondation, 1995? 22 p.[b:95-05] Foster, John E. “Missionaries, Mixed‑Bloods and the Fur Trade: Four Letters of the Rev. William Cockran, Red River Settlement, 1830‑1833.” The Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology 3, 1 (1972): 94‑125. Foster, John William. “The Imperialism of Righteousness: Canadian Protestant Missions and the Chinese Revolution: 1925‑1928.” Ph.D. Thesis, University of Toronto, 1978. Foster, John E. « `Le Missionaire’ et `le Chef Métis’. » Western Oblate Studies 1 (1989) : 117‑128. Foucher, Joseph. « Une Église à l’épreuve du présent : le Cameroun. » L’Église canadienne 20, 3 (oct. 1986) : 81-84. Fournier, Martin. « Paul Lejeune et Gabriel Sagard : deux visions du monde et des Amérindiens. » Canadian Folklore = Folklore Canadien 17, 1 (1995) : 85-102. [b:95-05] Fournier, Norbert. « 25 ans de labeurs et de joies au Pérou : les Clercs de Saint-Viateur. » L’Église canadienne 19, 12 (fév. 1986) : 371-373. Fowler, Rodney. “The Contribution of Adrien-Gabriel Morice to Linguistic Ethnology: A Contextual Evaluation.”In Western Oblate Studies = Études Oblates de l’Ouest, no 2, ed. Raymond Huel, 39-50. 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Furniss, Elizabeth. “Resistance, Coercion and Revitalization: The Shuswap Encounter with Roman Catholic Missionaries, 1860-1900.” Ethnohistory 42, 2 (Spring 1995): 231-263.[b:95-05] Gagan, Rosemary Ruth. “A Sensitive Independence: The Personnel of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of Canada, 1881-1925.” Ph.D. Thesis, McMaster University, 1987. Pp. 461. Ottawa, ON: National Library of Canada, 1989. 5 microfiches. Gagnon, François Marc. « Les Jésuites. » L’Église catholique et les arts au Québec : le grand héritage. (1984) : 31-54. Gagnon, François Marc. « L’implantation de la foi » L’Église catholique et les arts au Québec-le grand héritage. (1984) : 15-30. Gagnon, Gaudiose. « Le Séminaire et la vocation missionnaire.» Saguenayensia 16, 2 (mars‑avril, 1974) : 26‑34. Gagnon, François‑Marc. La Conversion par l’image : Un aspect de la mission des Jésuites auprès des Indiens du Canada au XVIIe siècle. Montréal, QC : Bellarmin. 1975. 141p?: illus. Gagnon, Denis. «La catholicisation des Mamit Innuat (Innus de la Basse-Côte-Nord) à la mission de Musquaro de 1800 à 1946 : entre la conversion inachevée et le métissage inévitable.» Dans L’espace missionnaire : lieu d’innovations et de rencontres interculturelles, dir. Gilles Routhier et Frédéric Laugrand, 195-210. Paris : Karthala; Québec, QC : Presses de l’Université Laval, 2002.[b:95-05] Gagnon, Denis. « Les Innus de la Basse-Côte-Nord et la mission catholique de Musquaro (1800-1946). Contexte historique et tradition orale. » Recherches amérindiennes au Québec 32, 2 (2002) : 49-62.[b:95-05] Gahagan, Alvine Cyr. Yes Father : Pioneer Nursing in Alberta. Pp. 192. (Available from the author, 44 Meeting House Road, Bedford, N.H., U.S.A., 03102.) Gainer, Brenda J. “The Catholic Missionaries as Agents of Social Change among the Metis and Indians at Red River : 1818‑1845.” M.A. Thesis, Carleton University, 1978. Pp.159. Garrad, Chas. “The Attack on Ehwae in 1640.” Ontario History 65 (1973): 107‑111. Gaston, Leroy Clifton III. « Crucifix and Calumet : French Missionary Efforts in the Great Lakes Region, 1615‑1650. » Ph.D. Thesis. Tulane University., 1978. Pp. 609. DissAbs. 39, 7 (1979): 4435‑A. University Microfilms, No. 7901491. Gélinas, Claude. « Les missions catholiques chez les Atikamekw (1837-1940) : manifestations de foi et d’esprit pratique. » Études d’histoire religieuse 69 (2003) : 83-99. [b:95-05] Gérin‑Lajoie, Albert. “Fragments from a Journey.” The Beaver 300 (Winter 1969) : 24‑31. Getty, Ian Allison Ludlow. “The Church Missionary Society among the Blackfoot Indians of Southern Alberta, 1880‑1895.” M.A. Thesis, University of Calgary, 1971. Pp. iv, 150. Canadian Theses on Microfilm, No. 8852. Girard, Paul-Henri. Our Mission in Japan. Montréal, QC: Oeuvre des missions dominicaines, Édition du Lévrier, 1996. 40 p.[b:95-05] Giroux, Maurice. Une revue missionnaire : le Bulletin des mission d’Afrique au Canada, 1919-1926. Thèse de M.A., Université de Sherbrooke, 1981. Goddard, Peter. “Science and Scepticism in the Early Mission to New France.” Canadian Historical Association Journal = Revue de la société historique du Canada NS # 6 (1995): 43-58.[b:95-05] Goddard, Peter A. “Augustine and the Amerindian in Seventeenth-Century New France.” Church History (Dec.1998): 662-81.[b:95-05] Goldring, Philip. “Religion, Missions and Native Culture.” The Canadian Church Historical Society, Journal 26, 2 (Oct. 1984) : 43‑49. Goltz, Herbert C.W. “The Indian Revival: Religion and the Western District, 1805-1813.” In The Western District : Papers from the Western District Conference, ed. K.G. Pryke and L.L. Kulisek, 18-32. Windsor, ON : Essex County Historical Society, 1983. Goosen, N. Jaye. “The Relationship of the Church Missionary Society and the Hudson’s Bay Company in Rupert’s Land, 1821 to 1860 : With a Case Study of Stanley Mission Under the Direction of the Rev. Robert Hunt.” M.A. Thesis. University of Manitoba, 1974. Pp. iii, 174. Goosen, N. Jaye. “Missionary ‑ Indian ‑ Trader : The Triangular Nature of Contact in Rupert’s Land.” In Approaches to Native Museums of Man, 1975, ed. D. A. Muise, 30-43. Ottawa, ON : National Museums of Canada, 1977. Goss, Charles Wayne. “The French and the Choctaw Indians, 1700‑1763.” Ph.D. Thesis, Texas Technical University, 1977. Pp. 229. Diss. Abs : 419‑420 A. Gosselin, Ronald. « La christianisation de la forêt boréale. » L’Église catholique et la société du Québec : le grand héritage. (1984) : 31-61. * 25 May 2006 Start here for continuing integration of Section 10 with revised TOC and cross-referencing tasks:
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