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about an Onondaga boy's white dog that becomes an integral part of the "White Dog Ceremony" was first published for a white audience in a boy's magazine in 1907
The author recounts stories told by Inuit Elders that explain the purpose and importance of these human-made rock structures
and school fires suspected or deliberate 1867 to 1997
illustrates an Inuit woman’s movement between worlds and ways of understanding
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Making the Voyageur World Kwakwaka'wakw about an Onondaga boy's whiteYork University history professor's study of the voyageurs who worked transporting goods during the fur trade. Their often overlooking social lives are examined in this study. Documentary sources are limited to reports by travelers, explorers, and their masters. From these records the author describes the personal lives of these French Canadian men as well as their interaction and relationships with First Nations.
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