Vol. 6, No. 2 1982
 
Articles

• Saskatchewan Train (Poem), by Gretchen Cotrell
• From "One Nation" in the Northeast to "New Nation" in the Northwest: A Look at the Emergence of the Métis, by Olive Patricia Dickason
• Ethnogenesis: Settlement and Growth of a "New People", by Jacqueline Peterson
• Mixed Bloods of Moose Factory, 1730-1981: A Socio-Economic Study, by Carol Judd
• Any Bar in Chinook (Poem), by Gretchen Cotrell
• Reflections on Fur Trade Social History and Métis History in Canada, by Arthur J. Ray
• Letter to the Little Shell (Poem), by Gretchen Cotrell

Reviews

• Native Studies: American Indian and Canadian Indians, by John Price. Reviewed by Tom King
• Sermon and Three Waves: A Journey through Night, by William Oandasan. Reviewed by Timothy Shaughnessy
• If You Take My Sheep, the Evolution and Conflicts of Navajo Pastoralism, 1630-1868, by Lynn R. Bailey. Reviewed by Lawrence C. Kelley
• Mother Earth, Father Sky, and Economic Development: Navajo Resources and Their Use, by Philip Reno. Reviewed by David Stea
• This Song Remembers: Self Portraits of Native Americans in the Arts, edited by Jane B. Katz. Reviewed by R. D. Theisz
• The Dark Wind, by Tony Hillerman. Reviewed by Peter G. Beidler
• Crowfoot, Chief of the Blackfeet; Charcoal's World; Red Crow, Warrior Chief, by Hugh A. Dempsey. Reviewed by David Reed Miller