By Thomas Berger. Douglas & McIntyre, Vancouver, B.C. 1991, 1st printing. ISBN: 088894747X. 8vo (9" tall). Retired library book, very good condition, laminated cover & usual stamps & stickers. Light wear to cover & edges, scuffing to cover, jacket attached to book. Interior pages very good, couple small spots seen and 1 or 2 earmarks.
Review: "Since 1492, Native institutions, cultural values and, most importantly, land and sovereignty have been steadily under attack. Distinguished jurist and Native rights advocate Thomas Berger surveys the history of the Americas since their 'discovery' by Europeans and examines how the colonizing powers wrestled with the moral issues involved in the conquest. Berger recounts the tenacious struggle for survival of Native people, defying the odds to re-emerge as distinct cultures. Now, as Native voices across Canada demand action and Native land claims take their rightful place on our political agenda, this book will inform and provide a focus for a crucial debate. ".
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