Search Results: Aboriginal Native Peoples from Bruce McLeod

Very Good. Some cover creases but fine INTERIORS. This thoroughly revised 7th Edition includes a new chapter, and updates for census statistics and federal legislation. 7" x 9.25", 442 pages, bibliography, index. Previous editions published as Canada's Indians, Native People in Canada, Native Peoples in Canada.

Aesopress, 1991. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. NEAR-FINE First Edition softcover, 5.5" by 8.5" in illustrated card covers, 50 pages. One page with short tear. A collection of 20 entries to the Second Great Canadian Fable Competition at Medicine Hat College in Alberta, Canada.

FINE 1st Edition trade paperback, SIGNED by the author. Owner's stamp on title page. Nearly perfect covers and spine, as-new interiors. 5.5" x 8.5", 262 pages, index. Colorful and entertaining early history of the city of Bismarck, Dakota Territory... the 7th Cavalry, settlers, frontiersmen, gold seekers, speculators and Native Americans. Their interaction often resulted in gun play and dirty dealing.

Very Good 1st printing softcover. No creases, crisp & clean, light shelfwear only, occasional high-lighting otherwise no markings. 6x9, 320 pages, index. Interweaving personal stories from his many years as a lawyer and judge, with concrete recommendations for reforming the justice system for Indigenous people, the author presents a sensitive blueprint for overhauling the system.

Fine/Fine 1st Edition (stated), 1st Printing. Crisp, clean, no markings. Unclipped DJ. 6.25" x 9.25", 242 pages. This powerful heart-breaking account of a young Ojibwa boy, Lester Desjarlais of Sandy Bay in Manitoba, is a must-read for politicians, First Nations leaders and anyone who wants to understand... and make a difference.

Oxford University Press, 1993. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. FINE/FINE First Edition. Clean, tight, unmarked, an exceptional copy in a magnificent DJ. 8.75" by 11.25", beautifully illustrated by award winning artist Paul Morin. - Inspired by a true story from the author's own family, the 'Fox Song' in this book is a traditional Abenaki song of welcoming.

Fine trade paperback. A crisp and clean copy of this restored edition of an essential Canadian classic, with pristine unmarked interiors and nearly perfect covers, no creases. Approx. 5" x 8", 194 pages.

Coles Pub. Co, 1974. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. VERY GOOD Trade Paperback. Nearly perfect covers, pristine interiors, no markings. 5.25" x 8.25", 453 pages, illustrated with early 20th century photos. Originally published in 1910.

Vancouver, BC: Douglas & McIntyre, 1982. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Good. VERY GOOD/GOOD First Edition, 1st Printing of this remarkable volume. Short gift inscription on endpaper, otherwise unmarked. Nice boards, tight binding, fine interiors. DJ has short closed tears, small piece missing from top edge, minor marks. Folio, 9.5" x 12.25, 216 pages, illustrated with many b&w photos. In 1980 and 1981, renowned photographer Ulli Steltzer traveled from Labrador and Northern Quebec, to Baffin Island, Keewatin, the Central Arctic, High Arctic and Western Arctic to document Inuit culture.

Very Good 1st trade softcover. Occasional high-lighting in text, otherwise FINE. No wear to covers, no creases, crisp & clean. 6x9, 192 pages, notes, index. The author proposes Canadian Indigenous concepts of sentencing alternatives including sentencing circles, elder and community sentencing panels, sentence advisory committees and community mediation projects.

FINE 4th printing trade softcover. A spectacular copy with nearly perfect covers, no creases. Two ownership marks on 1st page, otherwise no markings. Crisp, clean, solid. 6x9, b&w photos, notes, picture credits, index. The first book to tell the stories of 400 years of encounters between missionaries and indigenous Canadians. Scholarly, entertaining, witty, informative and breath-takingly insightful.

Good+ 1st Printing. Light shelfwear, sticker removal mark on front, occasional light underlining. Crisp, clean and tight pages. 6x9, 169 pages. A series of papers on Canadian minority groups, including Inuit of Churchill and Frobisher Bay, Micmac, Cree and Kwakiutl First Nations. Metis and other minorities.

Very Good 1st printing softcover. A crisp and clean copy with no markings, lightly tanned pages. Excellent covers, no creases, just light edge wear. 6x9, 190 pages. Profiles of 24 Canadians in the NWT, from Chiefs to artists to politicians, from reindeer rancher to trucker to dog musher.

Tors Cove, NL: Running the Goat, 2019. Hardcover. As New. As-New, in perfect gift-giving condition. 9.25" x 9.25", 66 pages. Nutaui's Cap is translated into two dialects of Innu-aimun, which appear alongside the English text. Includes a 15 page glossary of English-Innu words, map and backgrounder to tell more of the Innu's story.

Very good 1st printing softcover. A nice copy with crisp, clean and unmarked pages. Square, solid, no creases. 6x9, 285 pages. This book is a wake-up call for all Canadians, regardless of their race or ethnicity.

Heritage House, 1998. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. VERY GOOD First Edition Trade Paperback. Crisp, clean, square, tight, pages unmarked and as-new. 5.5" by 8.5", 158 pages, photographs, maps.

Madeira Park, BC, Canada: Harbour Publishing Co., 1981. Soft cover. Fine. FINE Softcover, 5.5" by 8.5", 166 pages plus one-page biography of the author. Would be as-new but for very faint marks on bottom edge.

Good++ reprint trade softcover, 5x8, 153 pages, guide to pronouncing vocabulary. An excellent reading copy. Some shelf-wear to covers and light tanning to pages, but clean with no markings, square & solid. A moving introduction to the heritage of Canada's indigenous people: Ojibway and Iroquois, Cree and Okanagan, all are here in 30 stories of magicians, beautiful maidens and a disappearing vision of the universe.

Fine 1st printing softcover. An exceptional copy with no creases, no markings, as-new pages, nearly perfect covers. 6x9, 271 pages, index. Lawyers, judges, policy makers, counselors and educators will find this book of particular relevance, but the real concern and thoughtful search for solutions will resonate with all Canadians concerned with youth justice.

NY: Macmillan, 1967. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. FINE/VG Third Printing. A very nice copy in light brown cloth. No wear inside or out, no markings, appears unread. Clipped DJ has light wear, several short closed tears. 5.75" x 8.5", 381 pages, index. The author presents a wealth of track and trailcraft lore, including tracking skills employed by Native Americans, and how to read nature's sign language in all conditions. Hundreds of tracks are described and illustrated with clear sketches.