The Red River Insurrection

This book examines the 1869-1870 Red River Rebellion in what is now Manitoba, Canada, led by the Métis people and their leader Louis Riel. The author, a member of the Aborigines Protection Society, calls for a more just and compassionate treatment of Indigenous peoples by the Canadian government.
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