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Very good condition, paperback
• Authors: Written by Coast Salish author and artist Wade Baker alongside British-Canadian urban planner and historian Mary Tasi.
• Core Topic: This historical investigation explores the oral histories and unedited records surrounding Wade Baker's ancestor, Third Lieutenant Joseph Baker, who served as a mapmaker on Captain George Vancouver's ship, HMS Discovery, during his late 18th-century expedition.
• Themes: It weaves together local oral traditions from Coast Salish and Hawaiian elders with archival materials from worldwide museums. The book highlights respectful intercultural relationships between British naval officers and Indigenous leadership that mainstream historical records have often omitted
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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...