Calvin Luther Martin, formerly a professor of history at Rutgers University, now lives and writes in the Adirondacks.

• Foreward, by Nancy Oestreich Lure Acknowledgments Prologue: The Paradox Part One: An Ecological Interpreation of European Contact with the Micmac 1. The Protohistoric Indian-Land Relationship 2. Early Contact and the Deterioration of the Environmental Ethos Part Two: The Ojibwa Cosmo and the Early Fur Trade 3. Pimadaziwin: The Good Life 4. Contact and Nature's Conspiracy Part Three: The Paradox Resolved 5. The Hunter's Relationship with the Hunted 6. Conclusion Epilogue: The Indian and the Ecology Movement Notes Index

Calvin Luther Martin, formerly a professor of history at Rutgers University, now lives and writes in the Adirondacks.

• Foreward, by Nancy Oestreich Lure Acknowledgments Prologue: The Paradox Part One: An Ecological Interpreation of European Contact with the Micmac 1. The Protohistoric Indian-Land Relationship 2. Early Contact and the Deterioration of the Environmental Ethos Part Two: The Ojibwa Cosmo and the Early Fur Trade 3. Pimadaziwin: The Good Life 4. Contact and Nature's Conspiracy Part Three: The Paradox Resolved 5. The Hunter's Relationship with the Hunted 6. Conclusion Epilogue: The Indian and the Ecology Movement Notes Index