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 | | In 14 chapters, The World Is Our Witness tells the history of the Nisga'a, their culture and aspirations, the complex consultations and negotiations, the areas and issues involved in making the Nisga'a Treaty, the political twists and turns of countering opposition, and the final ratification of the agreement by the parties. |
 | | Making the Nisga'a Treaty was a dizzying, demanding, exhausting enterprise in which all parties involved had to be consulted, consulted and consulted again. |
 | | Nisga'a Chief Joe Gosnell fittingly is given the last word in The World Is Our Witness: "The Royal Assent of our treaty signifies the end of the colonial era for the Nisga'a people. |
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