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Inv. No. 000848 Stein, Gertrude. Three Lives
Penguin Books, Middlesex, 1979. First Mass Market Paperback, Mass Market PaperBack
17.5 cm, 254pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   The covers show light rubbing and bumping. The supple interior is starting to tan.
Blurb: ....reiterating the rhythms and inflections, she succeeds in capturing the spirits of the three different women in a way that is both truthful and compassionate. isbn 0140039546
$ 6.00 Gertrude Stein, Three Lives
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Inv. No. 000833 Editor: Wish, Harvey. Reconstruction in the South, 1865-1877 First-Hand accounts of the American Southland after the Civil War
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 1965. First Printing, Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover)
21.0 cm, xlii, 318pp,
Very Good in a good dust jacket /   The jacket has rubbing and open and closed tears to spine. The interior is clean, supple with pages starting to tan.
Blurb: This collection details the story of the restoration of the south to the Union after the war, as told by observers of the process......
$ 15.00 Civil War, North-South Usa, 1865-1877
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Inv. No. 000299 A-No.1. The Adventures of A Female Tramp No. 5
A-No.1 Publishing Co., Erie, 1914. First Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
19.0 cm, 133pp plus adverts,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   The jacket has light creasing and is soiled. The spine is chipped in bottom. The corners are bumped and the first 4 pages have a small tear in the fore-edge. The book is lightly soiled. The interior is bright and tight.
"This book is absolutely Moral and Highly Interesting." Leon Ray Livingston (1872–1944) was a famous hobo, travelling under the name "A-No.1". He perfected the hobo symbols system, which lets other homeless people know where there are more or less generous people....Wikipedia 2013
$ 45.00 A-No. 1, Hobo, Female Tramp, Leon Livingston
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Inv. No. 000857 Doblin, Alfred. Destiny's Journey
Paragon House, New York, 1992. First American Edition, Paper Covered Boards (Hardcover)
23.0 cm, xiv, 338pp,
Near Fine in a near fine dust jacket /   A near fine book with a clean, tight and bright interior.
A translation by Edna McCown. Blurb. In this stunning autobiography. Doblin recounts his nightmarish flight from the Nazis. isbn 1557782652
$ 15.00 Nazis, Doblin, Jewish Magic
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Inv. No. 000859 Gorky, Maxim. My Apprenticeship
Foreign Language Press, Moscow, 1952. First Edition, Embossed Cloth (Hardcover)
17.0 cm, 683pp,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket /   Light bumping to lower corners, otherwise near fine with a bright tight interior.
Translated from Russian by Margaret Wettlin. David Parkinson on 15th May 2012: Launching the trilogy that would be completed by My Apprenticeship and My Universities, Mark Donskoi’s The Childhood of Maxim Gorky, adapted from the great Russian writer’s autobiography, is a masterpiece of latent Socialist Realism that owes as much to Hollywood mythologisers like John Ford and French humanists like Jean Renoir as Soviet apologists. Thus, this is an idealised reconstruction of the environment that shaped the author’s personality and talent rather than a portrait of the young artist as a prototype Bolshevik.
$ 45.00 Maxim Gorky, Apprenticeship, Early Russian Movie,
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Inv. No. 000808 Grey Owl (Archibald Belaney). Pilgrims of the Wild Grey Owl (Archibald Belaney),
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1971. Reissue, Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover)
22.0 cm, xxii, 282pp,
Near Fine in a near fine dust jacket /   The book is in near fine condition with a clean and bright interior.
Blurb: In this personal narrative, written with the simplicity and charm, he graphically describes life in the wilderness and delightful antics of his pets....The beavers disappeared and Grey Owl with his wife search for them. isbn 684310457
$ 20.00 Beaver, Grey Owl, Archibald Belaney
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Inv. No. 000233 Malcolm X with the assisatance of Alex Haley. The Autobiography of Malcolm X
Grove Press, New York, 1966. First mmpb Edition, Paperback
18.0 cm, xiv, 460pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   Light reading crease, otherwise very good to near fine.
Grove B-146. A quote from the dust jacket. He rose from hoodlum, thief, dope peddler, pimp... To become the most dynamic leader of the Black Revolution.
$ 15.00 Malcolm X, Alex Haley, Autobiography, Black Revolution
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Inv. No. 000840 Mowat, Claire. Travels with Farley
Key Porter Books, Toronto, 2005. First Edition, Paper Covered Boards (Hardcover)
23.5 cm, 271pp,
Near Fine in a near fine dust jacket /   Both jacket and book are clean and bright.
Blurb: of a complex, richly layered marriage, and a uniquely privileged peek into the day-to-day, behind-the-headlines writing ... isbn 155263714x
$ 10.00 Farley Mowat Biography, Mowat
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Inv. No. 000851 Spence, Jonathan D.. Return to Dragon Mountain Memories of a Late Ming Man
Penguin Group, New York, 2007. First Edition, Paper Covered Boards (Hardcover)
21.0 cm, 332pp, includes notes, bibliography and index,
Near Fine in a near fine dust jacket /   The book and jacket are in near fine condition, with the book being clean and bright.
"A delicate spider's web of a book, deft, fascinating and precise as Chinese calligraphy" Los Angeles Times isbn 9780670063574
$ 15.00 Ming Dynasty, Dragon Mountain, Chinese
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Inv. No. 000181 Ahenakew, Edward. Voices of the Plains Cree
Canadian Plains Research Center, Regina, 1995. First Trade Paperback Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
24.5 cm, xxii,130pp includes notes, appendix and bibliography,
Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   Fine as new
Illustrations by Allen Sapp, and illustrated with photographic reproductions, tell the story of the Plains Cree. A quote from the dust jacket. these were the days of Chief Thunderchild, who roamed the Saskatchewan plains, fought and hunted, lived and sometimes nearly starved there. His stories of fierce and vanished freedom are reprinted here. Originally published in 1973. isbn 0889770832
$ 45.00 Ahenakew, Cree, Plains Cree,
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Inv. No. 000302 Ahenakew, Freda. Cree Language Structures A Cree Approach
Pemmican Publications, Winnipeg, 2000. Sixth Printing, Trade Paperback
22.5 cm, x, 170pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   The corners are bumped, there is a light crease to upper right corner. The interior has previous owner notes on a few pages.
"For the first time, many of the structural complexities of the language are being presented in a non-technical way... isbn 0919143423
$ 35.00 Cree, Ahenakew, Language, Cree Language
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Inv. No. 000197 Andre Renaud, O.M.I.. Education and First Canadians (Lectures Delivered under the Quance Lectures in Canadian Education)
Gage Educational Publishing Limited, Toronto, 1971. First Edition, Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover)
20.5 cm, 72 pp,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   There is light bumping to spine ends, otherwise near fine condition.
Father Renaud, in these lectures has proven that the education of the First Nations peoples of Canada to be inadequate and paternalistic. Part of his second lectures offers solutions.
$ 60.00 First Nations, Education, Aboriginal, Father Renaud
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Inv. No. 000548 Arthur J. Ray, Jim Miller and Frank Tough. Bounty and Benevolence A History of Saskatchewan Treaties
McGill-Queen's University Press, Montreal, 2000. First Edition, Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover)
24.0 cm, xxii; illus; 299pp includes appendix, notes, index,
Near Fine in a near fine dust jacket /   A very clean and bright copy.
A quote from the dust jacket. A Comprehensive history of treaty-making in Saskatchewan, Bounty and Benevolence draws on a wide range of documentary sources to provide a rich and complex interpretation of the process that led to these historic agreements…" "An extensive examination of the knowledge which Indian people in Saskatchewan had acquired of early treaty negotiations….an eye opener." Native Law Centre, U of S isbn 0773520236
$ 45.00 Indian, Aboriginal, Treaty, Saskatchewan
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Inv. No. 000783 Binnema, Theodore. Common & Contested Ground A Human and Environmental History of the Northwestern Plains John Innes,
University of Toronto Press, Toronto, 2004. First Trade Paperback Edition, Illustrated Paper Wraps
22.5 cm, xvi, 263pp pp201-229 notes, pp230-252 bibliography, pp253-263 index,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   Light corner bumps otherwise near fine bright and tight.
A fine example of benefits of an environmental approach to Aboriginal history....Binnema is to be commended for explaining why the seemingly simple grasslands environment had such a complex human history. isbn 0802086942
$ 25.00 Grasslands, Prairie Grasslands, Prairie, Aboriginal, Northwestern Plains, Plains
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Inv. No. 000557 C. A. Scarrow and Jean Gibson. Indians of Canada and Prairie Pioneers
School Aids & Text Book Publishing Co. Ltd., Regina, 1943. Revised Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
18.0 cm, 156pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   The book shows rubbing to front cover and there is also a crease to lower corner. The interior is clean and tight. The bottom corner of the first 10 pages have been turned. Over all a very nice copy.
This was a text book. The book illustrated in b/w lists and gives short histories of various tribes in Canada. There is also short history of the pioneers in Northern Saskatchewan.
$ 10.00 Indian, Pioneer, Saskatchewan Canada, Western Canada
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Inv. No. 000183 Coates, Ken. The Marshall Decision and Native Rights
McGill-Queen's University Press, Montreal, 2000. First Trade Paperback Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
23.0 cm, xxiii, 246pp includes appendices, notes and index,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   The book is near fine clean and tight.
The people of the Mi'Kmaq have taken the fight for rights, to the highest courts in Canada and won a major victory for all Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal peoples in Canada. This book is an exploration of the historical formation of public policy for Canadian Aboriginals in the legal system. isbn 0773521089
$ 45.00 Mi'Kmaq, Supreme Court, Aboriginal, Canada
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Inv. No. 000532 Deiter, Constance. From Our Mothers' Arms The intergenerational Impact of Residential Schools in Saskatchewan
United Church Publishing House, Toronto, 2001. 2nd Printing, Illustrated Card Covers
23.0 cm, xi; 100pp includes appendix, notes, bibliography,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   Clean bright and tight.
Constance Deiter has with personal interviews and reflection, unveiled stories of women and men, across generations, who had attended residential schools in Saskatchewan. isbn 155134095X
$ 25.00 Cree, Residential Schools, Saskatchewan, United Church, Catholic Church
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Inv. No. 000554 Denig, Edwin Thompson. The Assiniboine
Canadian Plains Research Center, Regina, 2000. First Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
25.0 cm, xxxiv; 290pp includes biblio, index and appendix,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   The book is clean and bright.
A quote from the dust jacket. Denig's manuscript was unpublished until 1930, when J.N.B. Hewitt edited it for publication in the Smithsonian Bureau of American Ethnology's Forty-sixth Annual Report. The report long unavailable, is reprinted here for the first time. ..provides a complete ethnology of the Assiniboine Indians, including information on their history, tribal organization and government, religion, manners and customs…dances and language. isbn 0889771324
$ 12.00 Assiniboine, Indian, War Dance,
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Inv. No. 000830 Dickason, Olive Patricia. Canada's First Nations A History of Founding Peoples from Earliest Times
Oxford University Press, Toronto, 2000. 2nd Edition, Trade Paperback
22.5 cm, xvii, 574pp includes notes, bibliography & index,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   The book shows light rubbing to corners, and head of spine. The interior is clean, bright and tight.
blurb: The revitalization of today's Aboriginal communities --dramatically expressed by the Mohawk at Oka in 1990 and by the Chippewa at Iperwash in 1995--reminds us that an accurate perception of the past is essential to a just shaping of Canada's future. isbn 019541358x
$ 45.00 Aboriginal, First Nations, Canada's First Nations, History of Aboriginal Canada
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Inv. No. 000540 Editor: F. Laurie Barron. Native Studies Review: Volume 3 Number 2 1987
Native Studies Department University of Regina, Saskatoon, 1987. First Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
23.0 cm, 165 pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   Light crease to bottom of front cover. The book is in very good to near fine condition. There are three stamps on ffep, the interior is clean and bright.
The study covers, Native heritage resource management; The question of Authenticity; Native4 involvement in Heritage Management.
$ 20.00 Saskatchewan Native, Native, Saskatchewan, Resource
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Inv. No. 000541 Editor: F. Laurie Barron. Native Studies Review Volume 8 Number 2 1992
Native Studies Department University of Regina, Saskatoon, 1992. First Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
23.0 cm, vi; 150pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   Light rubbing to covers, there is a penned initials to front cover top right. The interior has two stamps and is clean and bright.
Article include; The Indian Rights Association, Native Protest Activity and the "Land Question" in British Columbia 1903-1916; Community-Based Participatory Research: Aspects of the Concept of Relevant to Practice.
$ 20.00 Aboriginal, Innu, Native Protest, Howard Adams, Inuit
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Inv. No. 000529 Editor: F. Laurie Barron. Native Studies Review Volume 3 Number 1, 1987
Native Studies Department University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, 1987. First Edition, Illustrated Card Covers
23.0 cm, 169pp,
Very Good with No dust-jacket as issued /   This is an x-lib no pockets no outside stamps, inside book sale stamps. Clean tight and bright.
Articles included: John S. Long- Some factors in the Adoption of Christianity by Nineteenth-Century Western James Bay Cree. Walter Rudnicki- The politics of Aggression: Indian Termination in the 1980's. Frank Tough Research on Fur Trade and Native Economies in the post 1870 period.
$ 30.00 Aboriginal, James Bay, Cree, Beren's River, Fur Trade
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Inv. No. 000900 editor: David C. Hawkes. Aboriginal Peoples and Government Responsibility: Exploring Federal and Provincial Roles
Carleton University Press, Ottawa, 1989. First Trade Paperback Edition, Paper Wraps
23.0 cm, 369,
Very Good without dust-jacket as issued /   Light rubbing to soiling to covers, interior is clean, and bright.
Carelton Contemporary #12 blurb: An examination of current federal and provincial responsiblities with respect to native peoples, these recent essays deal with the most appalling "political football" in Canadian politics. Specially commissioned experts in tyhe field write on such topics as fiscal, legal, and constitutional issues, and consider the circumstances of specific native groups in Canada. isbn 0886390903
$ 10.00 Native, Canadian, Aboriginal, Provincial, Federal, Responsibility
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Inv. No. 000636 Government of Canada. Indian Treaties and Surrenders From 1680 to 1890 Volume 1 and 2
Fifth House Publishers, Saskatoon, 1992. Facsimile Edition, Card Cover
21.5 cm, Vol. 1 lxii, 325pp; Vol. 2 318pp,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket as issued /   Clean, bright and tight, ink in margin volume 2. These two volumes are very good to near fine.
The volumes includes appendices and maps of the various regions of land allotted for aboriginal First published in 1891 in two volumes, this listing is for 2 volumes of a three volume set printed in 1992. Vol. 1 treaties 1-138 and Volume 2 treaties 140 to 280. isbn 1895618053
$ 85.00 Indian Treaties, Aboriginal 1680, 1890,
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Inv. No. 000546 Introduction by Jean Goodwill. Speaking Together: Canada's Native Women
Secretary of State, Ottawa, 1975. First Edition, Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover)
22.0 cm, 126pp,
Near Fine with No dust-jacket /   The book is in near fine condition, with clean and unmarked pages.
From diverse and cultural affiliations and from different geographic areas, several native women were chosen to express their views, opinions and experiences of a society that has dramatically changed the life style of our people within a few generations.
$ 30.00 Native, Métis, Tribes of Southern Alberta, Cree, Algonquins, Dakotas
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