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Very good condition, soft cover collector (out of print)
• The Author: Harry Assu (1905–1999) was an influential Native leader and the first elected Chief Councillor of the We-Wai-Kai band (Lekwiltok/Kwakwaka'wakw Nation) at Cape Mudge on Quadra Island, British Columbia.
• The Content: Published by UBC Press, this personal memoir functions as a family chronicle and explores the oral histories, traditional potlatch ceremonies, land claims, and legendary stories (such as the 'Great Flood') of the Lekwiltok people.
• The Cover: The cover photograph features Chief Harry Assu smiling while proudly wearing traditional Kwakwaka'wakw regalia, including a ceremonial button blanket and a dance apron
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Very good condition; hard cover • Core Meaning: Namwayut translates to "we are all one"...
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Very good hardcover • Core Subject: The book chronicles the modern political and cultural sovereignty...
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Very good condition; soft cover • Subject: It details the life story of Rena Point...
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Very good condition; soft cover The book chronicles the land claims struggle and historical aboriginal...