Search Results: Reference from Spafford Books

Regina, Saskatchewan: University of Regina Press/First Nations University of Canada 978-0-88977-480-3 [978-0-88977-480-3] 2017. (Mass market paperback) xxii, 80pp. As new. 8vo. As new. The first collection of Aaniiih / Gros Ventre stories to be published in the Aaniiith / Gros Ventre language. Includes trickster tales, war stories, and others. Includes background on the language, glossary, and provides some grammar usage. The Aaniiih / Gros Ventre People lived in the Saskatchewan area until they were driven south to Montana in the 1800s. First Nations Language Readers series. Told by Aaniiih / Gros Ventre Elders and / or retold by Terry Brockie. Edited and translated by Terry Brockie and Andrew Cowell..

Montreal & Kingston London Ithaca: McGill-Queen's University Press 978-0-7735-3951-8 [978-0-7735-3951-8] 2012. (hardcover) xiv, 503pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Comprehensive history of resistance and renewal, struggle and success experienced by Indigenous musicians in Canada as they navigate who they are and how they want to be. Fine / fine copy..

Sydney, Australia: Ageing & Disability Department [0 7310 9173 6] 1997. (Mass market paperback) 38pp. Very good. 4to. An outline of the Strategy, with demogrpahic factors of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, as well as the details and objectives of the Strategy. A departmental business plan to identify outcomes responsibilities, with a timeframe is also included. Light wear (creases, corners faintly bumped. Internally clean and crisp, bright, and seemingly never explored..

Mississauga, Ontario: Canadian Celiac Association [0-921026-21-8] 2018, 4th edition. (Mass market paperback) 72pp. As new. 24mo. As new..

Saskatoon / Edmonton: Purich Publishing Ltd. / University of Alberta 1-895830-2-9 [1-895830-2-9] 2004. (Mass market paperback) 320pp. As new. 8vo. As new. A collection of innovative ideas on Indigenous claims, from 11 contributors and written fom both Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives, including those of Indigenous women and Metis..

Colorado Springs, Colorado: White Bison Inc. [1-59975-229-8] 2006. (Mass market paperback) k, 258pp. Very good. 8vo. An exploration of alcoholism, its problems, as well as the associated myths within Indigenous populations in the USA, as well as the Red Road and other treatment approaches to recovery. Red card wrappers. Black and white photographs. Very good copy..

Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press [0-691-00478-1] 1999. (Mass market paperback) xi, 299pp. Very good. 8vo. Examines 19th century paridigms that serve to both challenge and shape the American identity. Clean, bright, solid, tight, with black and white photographs..

Cambridge: Harvard University Press NONE [NONE] 1961, 1st edition. (hardcover) xii, 217pp. Fine in very good dust jacket. 8vo. Explores the implications of American capital and Canadian resources and industries. First edition. Jacket shows some wear, which includes a short closed tear at the lower edge. Book is in fine condition..

Arlington Heights, Illinois: AHM Publishing Corporation [0-88295-553-5] 1978. (Mass market paperback) xx, 205pp. Very good. 8vo. Bibliography the purpose of which is intended to serve as a reference for those interested in material related to Indigenous language and literature. White card wrappers, black titles to front and spine. Clean and bright; very good copy..

New York: Sheridan House NONE [NONE] 1939. (hardcover) xii, 467pp. Very good, no dust jacket. 8vo. Ex-lib., with the usual stamps, date slip, card pocket, as well as some pencilled notations (small). Text remains clean and legible. The autobiography of Art Young, political cartoonist. Includes frontispiece and several cartoon illustrations. Burgundy cloth, with what is dulled gilt title to spine, caricature stamped to front. Deckled edges. Paper lightly edge toned. Remains sturdily bound, tight and bright. Illustrated endpapers..

Toronto: University of Toronto Press [0-8020-5856-6] 1991. (hardcover) xivii, [10], 987pp. Very good, no dust jacket. 4to. Volume I only. Volume II, not available, is the Author and Subject Index. Ex-lib. Copy, with stamps to front free endpaper, stamped lightly to top edge, stamps and stickers to rear fixed endpaper, and faint tape residue to the base of spine. Beige cloth. That identified, this heavy tome remains internally clean and bright, and well-bound..

Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press 978-07735-3055-3 [978-07735-3055-3] 2006. (hardcover) viii, 509pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Black boards, gilt to spine. The University of Regina represents the distinctive prairie tradition of ideal pragmatism. The "citizen student", the student who participates completely in the life of the university, was created here during the sixties. Clean, crisp copy. SIGNED by Pitsula. Presentation note to verso title page..

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press [0-8061-2056-8] 1987. (Mass market paperback) xv, 224pp. Very good. 4to. The indigenous history of the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada, in particular, of the Ohio Valley, can only be properly clarified through the use of maps as a visual aid. Includes researched maps printed in as many of 5 colours that show the movements of Indigenous communities from 1640 to around 1871, when the treaty process came to an end in the United States. Sepia tone photographs accompany the text and maps. Lower corners lightly bumped; an otherwise fine copy. Volume 174 in the Civilization of the American Indian series..

Minneapolis, Minnesota: Wiigwaas Press / Birchbark House 978-0-9830025-0-5 [978-0-9830025-0-5] 2010, 1st edition. (Mass market paperback) 94pp. As new. 8vo. Original stories, written in Anishaabemowin, appropriate for juvenile readers and language learners. The stories include threads of Ojibwe culture and tradition, with characters from the traditional clans. Bight, full colour illustrations. As new..

Winnipeg, Manitoba: Native Reflections, Inc. [9781926896212] 2011. (hardcover) 19, [2]. Very good, no dust jacket. 4to. Children's story about the Bannock Bread Boy who runs from trouble while he tries to become a real boy. A book that is designed to teach children that there are families other than traditional ones. Brightly illustrated. The cover is lightly bowed, there are creases at the top corners of the pages, and the inside front hinge shows light markings. All of that identified, remains solid, bright, and is otherwise clean..

London: Edward Stanford [circa 1900]. (document) Very good. 23 x 32" folding map of Southern Africa, mounted on linen and folding into a self cover..

Chicago, Illinois: The Dorsey Press [0-256-07071-7] 1989. (Mass market paperback) xxi, 337pp. Very good. 8vo. Biographies, accounts of human experience that bring a sharp perspective to a subject often distorted by bias and obscured by common sense, of interest to students of anthropology and history, as well as those who are in postions to make policy. Red-brown wrappers, spine lightly sunned, with a crease and the corners curled. Maps. Black and white photographs. There is a name penned to the half title page and underlining and notations made (some penned, otherrs pencilled) off and on throughout, all text legible. A solid copy..

Stanford, California: Stanford University Press [0-8047-3694-4] 2000. (hardcover) xii, [2], 279pp. Very good in very good dust jacket. 8vo. Jacket clean, crisp. Green cloth, gilt title block to spine. Clean, bright, tight, solid, with black and white photographs..

Ottawa: Humanities Research Council of Canada 1977, 2nd edition. (Mass market paperback) xvii, 78pp. Near fine. .

London: Philemon Series/W.W. Norton & Company 978-0-393-08864-9 [978-0-393-08864-9] 2020, 1st facsimile edition. (hardcover) 1648pp. As new, no dust jacket. 4to. First facsimile edition; full number line. Seven volume set. Black cloth, gilt tiltes, numbers, to spines, in sturdy black slip case, with gilt title and paste down summary. The Black Books are not personal diaries, rather they are the records of the work Jung did in his confrontation with the unconscious through unique self-experimentation. These tomes do not include daily occurences; they are Jung's mental states, his imaginations and his depictions, together with his reflections, from what was arguably the most creative period of his life. Includes translation, introduction and notes, in collaboration with the Foundation of the Works of C.G. Jung. As new. Edited by Sonu Shamdasani. Translated by Martin Liebscher, John Peck, and Sonu Shamdasani. Philemon Series in collaboration with the Foundation of the Works of C.G. Jung..