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| Title: |
Pigott Appendix, Post 1885, 60,000 Indians |
| Creator: |
Lieutenant Colonel A.C.D. Pigott |
| Subject: |
1885, Resistance, First Nations, Métis, Military, Mounted Police, Riel, Louis, Batoche, Battle |
| Description: |
In this document, Lieutenant Colonel A.C.D. Pigott provides a chronology of the 1885 Resistance. The document was likely written in the 1920s. It also lists troop movements, the names of officers and casualty figures. This item, part of A.C.D. Pigott’s post 1885 personal correspondence, is part of the A.C.D. Pigott Collection, which was acquired by the Gabriel Dumont Institute in October 1991 by the Ted Pappas family of Vancouver, British Columbia. The collection includes: Louis Riel’s English-French dictionary, Lieutenant Colonel Pigott’s 1885 Resistance battlefield manuscript, and a number of artifacts taken off the battlefield including: an inscribed watch, a pipe, a bullet maker and a buffalo powder horn (both from the Métis trenches), a carved wooden container taken from Big Bear’s camp, a First Nations decorative bracelet and horsehair braiding, which may have been traded for food by somebody captured by the Boulton’s Scouts. |
| Publisher: |
Gabriel Dumont Institute |
| Date: |
1920s? |
| Type: |
Image |
| Format: |
image/jpeg |
| Language: |
English |
| Date of Copyright: |
October 29, 2004 |
| Coverage: |
Saskatchewan |
| GDI Media Location: |
DVD 2 |
| GDI Media Filename: |
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Resistance