The Earliest First Nation Accounts of the Formation of the Vancouver Island (or Douglas) Treaties of 1850-54

Neil Vallance

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Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance, Chief David Latass, Chief Sugnuston, Chief Zok-Leston, David Whoakum, Frank Pagett, James Douglas, Jennie Wyse, Joe Wyse, Queen Victoria, Ques-Es-Then, Tstass-Aya, William Ditchburn

Beacon Hill Park, British Columbia, Canada, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island