This book is just plain boredom. If you want to bore yourself, then you don't want to miss any opportunity to purchase this action-less boredom-fest. The author would struggle to make things more dry for the reader. It's so dry, you start reading and you think you've been transported to the Sahara desert. Coincidentally there is a lot of sand there, and you'll surely be paid a visit by the Sandman. Sweet dreams.

As a Native, from an Eastern Woodlands Tribe, and a student of anthropology, I found this book to be very informative. The information presented put into perspective many of the stories I heard about relations between Mi'Kmaq tribes of North Eastern America and other tribes from the same location. I would recomend this book to anyone pursuing studies in Native American History, as well as to anyone who is looking for answers to the origin of thier heritage.