Circular from the Provincial Secretary's Office to the Clerk of the Peace, queens County, requesting every effort to obtain information which will result in an amelioration of the condition of the Mi'kmaq pursuant with a resolution of the Legislative Council.

Report of a Committee on Bronley Petition, 4 Apr. 1819, which finds that two settlements of Mi'maq have been made, one at Shubenacadie and one at Gold River (near Chester) and that considerable improvements have been made at the latter, that a sum of money still remains from the vote of 1817, and that a small grant is recommended for aiding the petitioners who wish to improve the "lot" of the Mi'kmaq.

Certificate by David W. Crandell, Magistrate, stating his findings after examining the improvements made at the Mi'kmaq settlement at Gold River.

Various Reports on Indian Affairs and supporting documents. Item appears to have been removed from the appendices of one or more bound editions of the Journal of the House of Assembly.

Newspaper clipping from The 4th Estate. Headline: "Indians exploiting other Indians, says Maurice Lewis. - Government, Band Councils fail to tackle housing crisis"

Paper on Mi'kmaq land claim: Pennal reserve no. 19. 100 acres. Lunenburg County.

Paper on Mi'kmaq land claims: Indian Brook Shubenacadie reservation.

Administrative outline for "Indian Papers" held by the Public Archives of Canada.

List of Mi'kmaq residing in the district surrounding Fort Edward, Windsor, Nova Scotia with a listing of what was sold to the Mi'kmaq (fish and furs)

Peace Treaty concluded at Halifax with the Mi'kmaq of the St John River and Passamaquoddy

Document regarding the House of Assembly and the Mi'kmaq Treaty

The Míkmaw concordat /

An illustrated history of Nova Scotia /

Institute of Band Management.

Historical perspective /