Name: Ojibwa of Western Canada
Price: 13.29 EUR
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Author: Laura Peers
ISBN: 9780873513111

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Editorial:: Minnesota Historical Society Press-IPS
Año de edición:: 1994
Materia: Historia de América
ISBN:: 9780873513111

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A richly detailed, clearly written history that reveals both the changes the Ojibwa chose to make and the continuity within the culture they retained. It is a turbulent story of the tensions that shaped their integration of tradition and adaptation.

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