John Tanner (captive) (English Wikipedia)

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Galbo, Joseph. "Ethnographies of empire and resistance: 'wilderness' and the 'vanishing Indian' in Alexis de Tocqueville's 'A Fortnight in the Wilderness' and John Tanner's Narrative of Captivity". The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. Vol. 4 (5) 2009: 197-212. (Academia)

Sayre, Gordon (2007). "Tanner, John". American National Biography Online. Oxford University Press.
Sayre, Gordon (2007). "Tanner, John". American National Biography Online. Oxford University Press.

Woodcock, George (1988). "Tanner, John". Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7. University of Toronto.
Woodcock, George (1988). "Tanner, John". Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7. University of Toronto.
Woodcock, George (1988). "Tanner, John". Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7. University of Toronto.

Bowsfield, Hartwell (1957). "Meet John Tanner". Manitoba Pageant. Manitoba Historical Society.
Bowsfield, Hartwell (1957). "Meet John Tanner". Manitoba Pageant. Manitoba Historical Society.

Though the word normally means "swallow" in present-day usage; see entry in the Ojibwe People's Dictionary.