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9780821389676 | World Bank, December 18, 2013, cover price $29.95
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9781550772265 | Thompson Educational Pub, April 15, 2012, cover price $34.95
Product Description: Cathyn, a girl-warrior, goes on a journey to âthe other sideâ to look for her warrior mother, Kaal Bood. Kaal Bood has been missing for nearly a year and was presumed dead until Cathyn began getting images of her through half-dream sleeps...read more
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9781461187547 | Createspace Independent Pub, December 20, 2011, cover price $9.99 | About this edition: Cathyn, a girl-warrior, goes on a journey to âthe other sideâ to look for her warrior mother, Kaal Bood.
Product Description: Over years of teaching, it became increasingly apparent to the editors of this book (the Aboriginal Education Council at Trent University) that students in their Native Studies classes were dissatisfied with many of the texts they were assigned, which were usually anthropological in nature...read more
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9780802079534 | Univ of Toronto Pr, July 1, 1999, cover price $43.95 | About this edition: Over years of teaching, it became increasingly apparent to the editors of this book (the Aboriginal Education Council at Trent University) that students in their Native Studies classes were dissatisfied with many of the texts they were assigned, which were usually anthropological in nature.
Product Description: Over years of teaching, it became increasingly apparent to the editors of this book (the Aboriginal Education Council at Trent University) that students in their Native Studies classes were dissatisfied with many of the texts they were assigned, which were usually anthropological in nature...read more
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9780802041067 | Univ of Toronto Pr, November 1, 1998, cover price $90.00 | About this edition: Over years of teaching, it became increasingly apparent to the editors of this book (the Aboriginal Education Council at Trent University) that students in their Native Studies classes were dissatisfied with many of the texts they were assigned, which were usually anthropological in nature.
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