Gerhard John Ens

I initially read this back around 2017, and remembered enjoying it a lot. I picked it up again recently to evaluate if I would like it in my collection, and concluded that yes, I would.

Ens and Sawchuck provide the reader with a lengthy but detailed ethnohistory. The book starts in the late 18th century and goes up to 2016, exploring historical notions of Métisness, international differences, regional concepts and tensions. Overall, the work provides one of the best - if not THE best - overviews of the Métis in Canada.… (mehr)