The Roll Call of the Iroquois Chiefs 2003 The punishment for speaking Ojibwe

The punishment for speaking Ojibwe were harsh and unforgiving

The readable text should appeal to the layperson as well as an academic audience

Organized into five themes the papers discuss Challenging Dominant Discourses

Richard Van Camp

The Roll Call of the Iroquois Chiefs 2003 The punishment for speaking OjibweThe Roll Call of the Iroquois Chiefs is a reprint of the 1950 monograph issued by the Smithsonian Institution. Anthropologist William N Fenton reports on the provenance and cultural history of a condolence cane collected about 1920 from Six Nations of the Grand River and deposited with the Cranbrook Institute of Science. A condolence cane is used as an aid to memory or mnemonic device in the Six Nations Haudenosaunee Condolence Ceremony (Hai Hai). The