The Hidden History of the Americas: The Destruction and Depopulation of the Indigenous Civilisations of the Americas by European Invaders

Paul, Daniel N.

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“…12. Mi'kmaq elder and historian Daniel N. Paul (2006 and addresses waves of reprisals against Mi'kmaq First Nations, as French allies, following British conquest. His use of the term 'genocide' (Paul, 2011, pp.…”

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History, Memory, Performance

Dean¹,

Meerzon²,

Prince³

2015

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Section: Conclusion: Interweaving Performance and Historymentioning

confidence: 99%