9780770108564 - flint and feather (3 Ergebnisse)
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Anbieter: COOK AND BAKERS BOOKS, PARKSVILLE, VANCOUVER ISLAND, BC, KanadaCOOK AND BAKERS BOOKS
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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 3rd Printing. **Bundle Up & Save On Postage** A very nice copy without flaw. 4 X 7" 164 pages. From 1987. First published in 1917, Introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton written in 1913. Pauline Johnson was born on the Six Nations Indian Reserve near Brantford, Ontario, in 1862. She received little form…al education, but had a natural aptitude for literature and began to write poetry at an early age. In her poetry she expressed, as no one had done before, the intensity and passion, the hopes and feelings - and much, too, of the tragedy - of her people. She died in Vancouver in 1913 and was laid to rest among the ferns and wild flowers in Stanley Park, a short distance from Siwash Rock. **Bundle Up & Save On Postage**.
- Softcover
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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 3RD PRINTING,SQUARE CLEAN WRAPS,LIGHT SHELF WEAR TO BOTTOM,REMAINDER MARK,FINE TEXT,NO MARKS OR WRITING,F+.
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Zustand: Good. Markham, ON,: Paperjacks, 1987, 1987. Good. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Other than signature on end page and small split on lower spine this is a clean, tight and unmarked copy. Contents-Ojistoh -- As Red men die -- The Pilot of the plains -- the Cattle thief -- A Cry from an Indian wife -- Dawendine -- Wolverine… -- The Vagabonds -- The Song my paddle sings -- The Camper -- At Husking time -- Workworn -- Easter -- Arie Waters -- The flight of the crows -- Moonset -- Marshlands -- Joe -- Shadow River -- Rainfall --Under Canvas -- The Birds' Lullaby -- Overlooked -- Fasting -- christmastide -- Close by -- The Idlers -- At sunset -- Penseroso -- Re-voyage -- Brier -- Wave-won -- The Happy Hunting Grounds -- In the Shaows -- Nocturne -- My English letter. Canadian born -- Where leaps the Ste. Marie -- Harver time -- Lady Lorgnette -- Law Tide at St. Andrews -- Beyond the blue -- The Mariner -- Lullaby of the Iroquois -- The Corn husker -- Prairie Greyhounds -- Golden-of the Selkirks -- The songster -- Thistle-down -- the Riders of the plains -- Silhouette -- A Prodigal -- "Through time and bitter distance" -- At Half-mast -- The Sleeping Giant -- The quill worker -- Guard of the Eastern Gate -- At Crow's Nest pass -- "Give Us Barabbas" -- Your mirror frame -- The City and the Sea -- Fire-flowers -- A Toast -- Lady Icicle -- The Legend of Qu-Appelle Valley -- The art of Alma-Tadema -- Good-bye. In Grey Days -- Brandon -- The indian corn planter -- The Cattle Country -- Autumn's Orchestra -- The Overture -- The Firs -- Mosses -- The Vine -- the Maple -- Hare-bell -- The Giant Oak -- Aspens -- Finale -- The Trail to Lillooet -- Canada -- The Lifting of the mist -- The Homing Bee -- The Lost Lagoon -- The Train Dogs -- The King's Consort -- when George was King -- Day Dawn -- The Archer -- The Wolf -- The Man in Chrysanthemum land -- Calgary of the plains -- The Ballad of the Yaada -- "And he said, fight on. 164 pp.
