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The Assassination of Hole in the Day
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318 pages
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The narrative delves into the murder of a controversial Ojibwe chief who guided his people through the challenging early years of dispossession by white settlers. It highlights his innovative approach to leadership, which transformed the Ojibwe community during a time of significant upheaval and conflict. The book examines the complexities of his life and legacy, offering insights into the struggles faced by Indigenous peoples in the face of colonization.
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2011, paperback
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