S2E3 The World’s Most Famous Native: The Life and Times of Joseph Brant

10/09/16 • 14 min

Joseph Brant is one of the most influential First Nations leaders in North American history. A staunch advocate for First Nations rights and a committed British ally, he was a warrior, a diplomat, a politician and a social activist. Get add free content at Patreon!

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S2E2 René Lévesque – The Father of Quebec Separatism

The same war correspondent that observed the relief of Castle Itter (S2E1) is also the first leader of Quebec's movement for sovereignty and a man who helped reshape the relationship between the Canadian federal government and the provinces. Get add free content at Patreon!

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S2E4 A Rebellious Last Stand: The Battle of Batoche May 1885

In 1885 an alliance of Metis and First Nations rebel against the Canadian government seeking to incorporate what would become the province of Saskatchewan. The rebels (or heroes to some) are forced into a final last stand at Batoche in May. Get add free content at Patreon!

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