Dispersed but not destroyed: a history of the seventeenth-century Wendat people

Part 1. Resistance. Disease and diplomacy : the loss of leadership and life in Wendake

A culture of war : Wendat war chiefs and Nadowek conflicts before 1649

Part 2. Evacuation and relocation. Wendat country : Gahoendoe Island and the cost of remaining close

Anishinaabe neighbours : the coalition

The west : the country of the people of the sea

The east : the Lorettans

Iroquois country : Wendat autonomy at Gandougare, Kahnawake, and Ganowarohare

Part 3. Diaspora. Leadership : community memory and cultural legacy

Women : unity, spirituality, and social mobility

Power : sources of strength and survival beyond the dispersal

Epilogue : reconnecting the modern diaspora, 1999.