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Seeking Queen's intercession with government to get a better break for Canada's Indians, Chief David Courchene of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood walk(...)
Seeking Queen's intercession with government to get a better break for Canada's Indians, Chief David Courchene of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood walk(...)

Seeking Queen's intercession with government to get a better break for Canada's Indians, Chief David Courchene of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood walk(...)

Date7/12/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Seeking Queen's intercession with government to get a better break for Canada's Indians; Chief David Courchene of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood walks with Queen Elizabeth during his official welcome to the royal family on their visit to reservation near The Pas; Manitoba. The Queen edited her reply.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122725F
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