Towards A New Past, Vol. 1; Sweet Grass Transcripts (Oral History Project)

Edité par Department of Culture and Youth, Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 1975

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pp. 157. 4to. Card covers bound in white plastic spiral binding. Black and white photographs and illustrations. Small tear to bottom corner of the cover page, contents clean and unmarked with tight, sound binding; very good+. A series of transcribed interviews and stories of and by the River People of the Plains Cree Nation. "The Department of Culture and Youth's Towards A New Past Program was conceived in the Spring of 1973 as an attempt to provide oral documentation about the activities of groups and individuals who have somehow escaped the eye of the historian.".

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Titre
Towards A New Past, Vol. 1; Sweet Grass Transcripts (Oral History Project)
Auteur
Cochrane, Ken; Ron Adams; Larry Johnston (Eds.)
Éditeur
Department of Culture and Youth, Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Année de publication
1975
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Spiral Bound
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First edition.
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