Sitting Bull : The Years In Canada

Sitting Bull : The Years In CanadaSitting Bull : The Years In Canada, Grant MacEwan A popular, biographical, western Canadian history by Grant MacEwan. Following the 1877 defeat of General Custer's forces at Little Big Horn, Sitting Bull joined approximately 5000 Sioux in moving north into (what is now) Saskatchewan. MacEwan situates Sitting Bull's Canadian sojourn in the context of the Great Sioux War, tensions and migrations along the (now) Canadian American border, and the (then,

The Natural History of The New World Histoire Naturelle Des Indes Occidentales

Best known for his outspoken views on Canadian publishing and his influential role in the rare book trade

discusses geology and biodiversity

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described by the publisher as a craftsman of distinction

A community history of the Rosebud district of Alberta

First published in 1980 by the Canadian Museum of Civilization

from Newfoundland’s cottage

the author reflects on the resurgence of river life in British Columbia

and historical reports

” his first nonfiction work

Saskatchewan’s floral emblem