Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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Between 1908 and 1927 , he published 26 popular novels , most of them set in the Canadian north , in addition to two volumes of short stories and a book on the Great Lakes . Posthumously there were published three more novels ...
Between 1908 and 1927 , he published 26 popular novels , most of them set in the Canadian north , in addition to two volumes of short stories and a book on the Great Lakes . Posthumously there were published three more novels ...
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In particular , it is the stories featuring the Cree children that reveal an aspect of Waller that is not evident in the ... Keeping in mind that these stories were written as Sunday School and Children's Mission Leaflets for young ...
In particular , it is the stories featuring the Cree children that reveal an aspect of Waller that is not evident in the ... Keeping in mind that these stories were written as Sunday School and Children's Mission Leaflets for young ...
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What impression did I get from the Plains Cree stories ? Even as I tried to do violence to myself and the demands and expectations I brought with me about writing and reading , I found the stories hard to understand .
What impression did I get from the Plains Cree stories ? Even as I tried to do violence to myself and the demands and expectations I brought with me about writing and reading , I found the stories hard to understand .
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