Title: The story of Saskatchewan and its people.
Authors: Hawkes, John, 1851-
Publisher: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co.,
Year: 1924
Subjects: Saskatchewan History.; Saskatchewan Biography.
Contents: Volume 1: I. The terrain of Saskatchewan -- II. A geological glance -- III. Navigation of the Saskatchewan -- IV. Discovery of the source of the Qu'Appelle -- V. The buffalo -- VI. Pemmican made in Regina -- VII. Natural resources -- VIII. The Souris coal fields -- IX. About the Indian -- X. What Mr. Commissioner Graham says of the Indian -- XI. Sergeant-Major spicer on the Indian -- XII. Graphic description of the "Medicine Lodge" or "the place of sacred feasting": the great Blackfoot ceremony -- XIII. In the beginning: a legend of the Blackfeet -- XIV. The Cypress Hills Slaughter -- XV. The tragedy of "almighty voice" -- XVI. An Indian murder case -- XVII. The Hudson's Bay Company -- XVIII. A daily journal showing life at the fort -- XIX. The end of Tom Lamack -- XX. The rebellion of 1885 -- XXI. Rebellion (continued) -- XXII. The Battleford Column -- XXIII. Prince Albert and the Rebellion -- XXIV. Mr. Thomas McKay tried for his life -- XXV. Duck Lake --^