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Selected Titles in Canadian Studies Titres Choisis En Études Canadiennes Selected Titles in Canadian Studies Titres choisis en études canadiennes ABORIGINAL STUDIES | ÉTUDES AUTOCHTONES Coded Territories Message Sticks Tracing Indigenous Pathways Tshissinuatshitakana in New Media Art Joséphine Bacon, Nurjehan Aziz, ed. Steven Loft and Kerry Swanson, eds. TSAR Publications University of Calgary Press English 5 x 7 ½ 130 pages English 6 x 9 232 pages 2013 Paperback C$21.95 2014 Softcover C$34.95 9781927494097 9781552387061 (bilingual publication English/Innu-Aimun) Conversations with a Dead Man “Métis” The Legacy of Duncan Campbell Scott Race, Recognition, and the Struggle Mark Abley for Indigenous Peoplehood Douglas & McIntyre Chris Andersen English 6 x 9 264 pages UBC Press 2013 Hardcover C$32.95 English 6 x 9 256 pages 9781553656098 2014 Hardcover C$95 9780774827218 Devil in Deerskins My Life with Grey Owl Métis in Canada Anahereo, Sophie McCall, ed. History, Identity, Law and Politics University of Manitoba Press Christopher Adams, Gregg Dahl, English 5 ½ x 8 ½ 216 pages and Ian Peach, eds. 2014 Paperback C$27.95 University of Alberta Press 9780887557651 English 6 x 9 560 pages 2013 Paperback C$65 The Identities of Marie Rose 9780888646408 Delorme Smith Portrait of a Métis Woman, 1861-1960 Rising with a Distant Dawn Doris J. MacKinnon, Donna Grant, ed. Canadian Aboriginal Voices University of Regina Press David Groulx English 6 X 9 195 pages Bookland Press 2012 Paperback C$34.95 English 5 ½ x 8 ½ 80 pages 9780889772366 2012 Paperback C$14.95 9781926956053 Masculindians Conversations about Indigenous Manhood Sanaaq Sam McKegney, ed. 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