The Indigenous Studies Program held a lecture with our guest, Scott Berthelette.Ìý Dr. Scott Berthelette, a Red River Métis, is an assistant professor specializing in the history of New France, Indigenous peoples, the fur trade, and Euro-Indigenous relations in North America. He holds a PhD in History from the University of Saskatchewan.
Description of Lecture:ÌýScott’s talk aims to situate seventeenth-centuryÌýHaudenosauneeÌýhistory in a wider Atlantic or global context.ÌýIn 1687, French forces capturedÌýHaudenosauneeÌýdelegates during a peace negotiation, sending some of them as captives to France. This presentation explores the harsh treatment, privation, and forced labour theseÌýHaudenosauneeÌýcaptives endured on the creaky on the wooden world of the galley ship.
Event Details:
LEA 429 1:30 pm
There will be snacks and beverages.