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DESCRIPTION:Go-Betweens and Reciprocal Patrons: Protestant Missionaries and
  the Making of Treaty Six\n\nTolly Bradford (Concordia University of Edmon
 ton)\n	 \n\nThis paper challenges the assumption that missionaries were act
 ive collaborators with the Canadian government in the negotiation and sign
 ing of Treaty Six in 1876. Instead\, it argues that missionaries operated 
 on the fringe of the political and diplomatic networks in the Canadian nor
 thwest plains\, and thus their influence on treaty-making was reduced to t
 hat of reciprocal patrons of Indigenous leaders and go-betweens for the Ca
 nadian government\; leaving them a step removed from the brokering of the 
 treaty. This conclusion offers new understands of both the treaty-making p
 rocess and the meaning of Christianity in the plains during the 1870s.\n\n
  \n\nDetails of image above:\n	Title: Treaty 6 with Saskatchewan Cree. Date
 : 1876\n	Image No: NA-1315-19 (Glenbow Museum Archives\, Calgary)\n	Illustra
 tor: McIntyre\, A. C.\, Brockville\, Ontario.\n	Remarks: Copy of PB-48-1. S
 ee also NA-606-1.\n	Commissioners at Carlton. Drawn by M. Bastien.\n\n \n
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SUMMARY:Go-Betweens and Reciprocal Patrons: Protestant Missionaries and the
  Making of Treaty Six
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