The story of a national crime
Subtitle: being an appeal for justice to the Indians of Canada ; the wards of the nation, our allies in the Revolutionary War, our brothers-in-arms in the Great War
By: by P.H. Bryce.
Publisher: James Hope & Sons Limited
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Ottawa, Canada
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Canada.; Indians, Treatment of -- Canada; Indians of North America -- Health and hygiene
First sentence: Ⅰ. By Order in Council dated Jan. 22nd, 1904, the writer was appointed Medical Inspector to the Department of the Interior and of Indian Affairs, and was entrusted with the health interests of the Indians of Canada.
Table of contents: title: The story of a national crime
pagenum: 3; title: Recommendations of school report, 1907
pagenum: 4; title: Recommendations based on examination of 243 school children
pagenum: 5; title: Dr. Roche is urged to act
pagenum: 7; title: Mr. Scott's malign influence
pagenum: 8; title: Dr. Roche's culcable apathy
pagenum: 8; title: Value of manpower of Indians
pagenum: 9; title: Entire absence of causes of deaths
pagenum: 10; title: The famous File Hills Farm colony
pagenum: 10; title: Extraordinary mortality from tuberculosis
pagenum: 11; title: The amazing reduction of tuberculosis in Hamilton
pagenum: 11; title: Occult influences again rob the Indians of a chance
pagenum: 12; title: One who failed them in their agony
pagenum: 12; title: Red tape condemns the Indians because of a pitiable inertia
pagenum: 13; title: Epilogue
pagenum: 15