Finding my talk : how fourteen Native women reclaimed their lives after residential school

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ISBN: 9781894856577
Physical Description xii, 212 pages ; 23 cm
Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2004.

General Note:	NFPL Indigenous Collection.
Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references.

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Finding My Talk : How Fourteen Canadian Native Women Reclaimed Their Lives after Residential School

by Grant, Agnes; Starr, Marlene (Foreword by)

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Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Foreword	p. vii
	Acknowledgements	p. xii
	Introduction	p. 1
	Eleanor Brass, Cree, Saskatchewan	p. 3
	Ida Wasacase, Cree/Saulteaux, Saskatchewan	p. 20
	Rita Joe, Mi'kmaq, Nova Scotia	p. 36
	Alice French, Inuit, Northwest Territories	p. 51
	Sister Dorothy Moore, Mi'kmaq, Nova Scotia	p. 70
	Shirley Sterling, Nlakapmux, British Columbia	p. 87
	Marjorie Gould, Mi'kmaq, Nova Scotia	p. 101
	Doris Pratt, Dakota, Manitoba	p. 112
	Edith Dalla Costa, Mixed Blood, Alberta	p. 125
	Bernice Touchie, Nuu-chah-nulth, British Columbia	p. 142
	Mary Cardinal Collins, Metis, Alberta	p. 160
	Elizabeth Bear, Cree, Manitoba	p. 177
	Sara and Beverly Sabourin, Ojibway, Ontario	p. 196
	End Notes	p. 210
	About the Artist and Cover Art	p. 211