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Book Review: The Fante and the Transatlantic Slave Trade

well as new economic activities. He experienced the impact ofmissionary Christianity as it created new divisions in Tsimshian society and created new challenges and opportunities for traditional leaders. There are revelations about the connection between land and status among the Tsimshian and the interplay between First Nations and European claims to the land. This book is a fascinating account from a quite different perspective. Peggy Brock has made a truly significant contribution to our understanding of the history of the northwest coast in the nineteenth century. From her teasing out the meanings in Clah's diary and then using them as the basis for writing her own account of his life, we are able to see the history ofFirst Nations people and the impact ofcolonialism on the northwest coast through a quite different lens. It is a "must read" for anyone interested in this history: for the final voyage of understanding that this book provides is for the reader.