Talk:Klattasine

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[edit] removal of first nations stub

I know why this was removed, but really this article is only a bit more than a stub as yet; there's more to this story. Is there an "expand" tag? I'll try and dig out of amazon some book refs/further reading to add here; but as I don't have much time for anyone interested in sourcing them the primary are Mel Rothenburger's The Chilcotin War, Terry Glavin's Nemiah: The Unconquered Country and another from the same publisher (Transmontanus Books) High Slack. There are others, but those will suffice for now, other than the usual from the Akriggs and other mainstream BC histories.Skookum1 17:02, 17 August 2007 (UTC)