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Bibliography of the Margaret Laurence Collection of Books in the Trent University Archives Bibliography of the Margaret Laurence Collection of Books in the Trent University Archives Note: this is in Library of Congress call number order The tale of the nativity, as told by the Indian children of Inkameep, British Columbia. [Victoria, B.C. : Committee for the Revival and Furtherance of B.C. Indian Arts, 1940?] BT 315.2 .T34 1940 ML Hiebert, Paul, 1892- Not as the scribes / Paul Hiebert. Winnipeg : Queenston House Pub., c1984. BV 4637 .H53 1984 ML Frye, Christine, 1938- Through the darkness : the psalms of a survivor / by Christine Frye ; [with a foreword by Robert A. Raines]. Winfield, B.C. : Wood Lake Books, [1983] BV 4832.2 .F7 1983 ML Staebler, Edna Louise Cress, 1906- Sauerkraut and enterprise. Illustrated by Jean Forden. [Kitchener, Ont.] University Women's Club of Kitchener and Waterloo [1967] BX 8117 .O57 S7 1967 ML McLeod, Bruce. City sermons : preaching from a downtown church / Bruce McLeod ; compiled and edited by Shirley Mann Gibson ; foreword by Gary Lautens. Burlington, Ont. : Welch Pub. Co., c1986. BX 9882 .M332 1986 ML Braithwaite, Max. The night we stole the Mounties car / Max Braithwaite. Rev. ed. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart, 1975, c1969. CT 310 .B6 A3 1975 ML Morris, Audrey Yvonne, 1930- Gentle pioneers : five nineteenth-century Canadians / by Audrey Y. Morris. Don Mills, Ont. : Paperjacks, [1973] CT 310 .S77 M6 1973 ML Chadwick, Nora K. (Nora Kershaw), 1891-1972. The Celts [by] Nora Chadwick. With an introductory chapter by J. X. W. P. Corcoran. [Harmondsworth, Eng.] Penguin Books [1970] D 70 .C47 1970 ML Hiroshima and Nagasaki : the physical, medical, and social effects of the atomic bombings / the Committee for the Compilation of Materials on Damage Caused by the Atomic Bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ; translated by Eisei Ishikawa and David L. Swain. Tokyo : Iwanami, c1981. D 767.25 .H6 H64513 1981B ML Nutting, Anthony. Gordon: martyr and misfit / by Anthony Nutting. London Reprint Society 1967. DA 68.32 .G6 N8 1967 ML Bellow, Saul. To Jerusalem and back : a personal account / Saul Bellow. New York : Avon, 1977, c1976. DS 107.4 .B37 1977 ML Ch**en, Jerome, 1919- Mao and the Chinese revolution / with thirty-seven poems / by Mao Ts*e-tung translated from the Chinese by Michael Bullock and Jerome Ch**en. New York : Oxford University Press, [1976, c1965] DS 778 .M3 C474 1976 ML Barr, Pat, 1934- The coming of the barbarians; a story of Western settlement in Japan 1853-1870. London, Melbourne, Macmillan, 1967. DS 881.8 .B3 1967 ML Laurence, Margaret, 1926-1987. The prophet's camel bell. London : Macmillan, 1963. DT 406 .L3 1963B ML Laurence, Margaret, 1926-1987. New wind in a dry land / Margaret Laurence. 1st American ed. New York : Knopf, 1964, c1963. DT 406 .L3 1964 ML Burnford, Sheila Every. Without reserve / [by] Sheila Burnford. With drawings by Susan Ross. [1st ed.]. -- Boston : Little, Brown, [1969] E 78 .O5 B8 1969B ML Brown, Dee Alexander. Bury my heart at Wounded Knee : an Indian history of the American West / by Dee Brown. Toronto ; New York : Bantam Book, [1972, c1970]. E 81 .B75 1972 ML Black Elk, 1863-1950. Black Elk speaks : being the life story of a holy man of the Oglala Sioux / as told through John G. Neihardt (Flaming Rainbow) Illustrated by Standing Bear. Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press, 1961. E 90 .B82 B7 1961 ML Anahareo, 1906- Devil in deerskins : my life with Grey Owl / Anahareo. Toronto : New Press, 1972. E 90 .G75 A6 1972 ML Dunn, Marty, 1938- Red on white ; the biography of Duke Redbird / Marty Dunn. Toronto : New Press, 1971. E 90 .R44 D96 ML F Harris, Christie. Once more upon a totem/ Christie Harris. Illustrated by Douglas Tait. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, c1973. E 98 .F6 H292 1973 ML Harris, Christie. Mouse woman and the muddleheads / by Christie Harris : drawings by Douglas Tait. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart, 1979. E 98 .F6 H31 1979 ML Momaday, N. Scott, 1934- The way to Rainy Mountain / N. Scott Momaday ; illustrated by Al Momaday. University of New Mexico Press pbk. ed. Albuquerque [N.M.] : University of New Mexico Press, 1976, c1969. E 99 .K5 M64 1976 ML Grove, Frederick Philip, 1879-1948. A search for America ; the odyssey of an immigrantFrederick P. Grove ; Introduction by Stanley E. McMullin. Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, c1971. E 168 .G684 1971 ML Nolan, Cynthia. Open negative : an American memoir / Cynthia Nolan. London : Macmillan, 1967. E 169 .Z8 N6 1967 ML Lipton, Lawrence, 1898-1975. The holy barbarians. New York, Grove [1962, c1959] E 169.1 .L547 1962 ML Lester, Julius. Search for the new land : history as subjective experience. New York : Dial Press, 1969. E 839 .L38 1969 ML Berton, Pierre, 1920-2004. Klondike; the life and death of the Last Great Gold Rush. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart, 1963 [i.e. 1965] F 931 .B49 1965B ML Berton, Pierre, 1920-2004. My country : the remarkable past / Pierre Berton. Seal ed. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart-Bantam, 1979. F 5012 .B46 1976 ML copy:1 id:0116411048907 library:BATA location:SPECIAL Letters from Nova Scotia / William Scarth Moorsom ; edited by Marjory Whitelaw. [Ottawa] : Oberon, c1986. F 5255 .M66 1986 ML Stegner, Wallace, 1909- Wolf willow : a history, a story, and a memory of the last plains frontier / Wallace Stegner. -- New York : Viking Press, 1966. F 5706 .S7 1966 ML Stegner, Wallace Earle, 1909- Wolf willow : a history, a story, and a memory of the last plains frontier / Wallace Stegner. Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press, [1980] c1955. F 5706 .S7 1980 ML Staebler, Edna, 1906- Whatever happened to Maggie and other people I've known / Edna Staebler ; illustrations by Helen Fox. Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, c1983. FC 104 .S72 1983 ML Takashima, Shizuye. A child in prison camp : [written and illustrated by] Takashima. [Montreal] Tundra Books, 1976, c1971. FC 106 .J3 T34 1976 ML Fotheringham, Allan, 1932- Malice in Blunderland, or, How the grits stole Christmas / Allan Fotheringham. Toronto : Key Porter Books, c1982. FC 630 .F67 1982 ML Holman, Harry. An island past / Harry Holman. Charlottetown, P.E.I. : Square Deal Publications, 1978. FC 2611 .H6 I7 1978 ML Butler, W. F. (William Francis), Sir, 1838-1910. The great lone land : a narrative of travel and adventure in the North-west of America. Rutland, Vt : C. E. Tuttle Co, [1968] FC 3205.2 .B88 ML Hill, Douglas Arthur, 1935- The opening of the Canadian West / Douglas Hill. London : Heinemann, 1967. FC 3206 .H67 1967 ML Brodie, Fawn McKay, 1915- The Devil drives : a life of Sir Richard Burton / by Fawn M. Brodie. New York : Ballantine Books, 1967. G 246 .B8 B7 1967B ML Moorehead, Alan, 1910- The fatal impact : an account of the invasion of the South Pacific, 1767-1840. [S.l.] : Reprint Society, 1966. G 246 .C7 M6 1966C ML Simpson, Colin, 1908- Sir Francis Chichester : voyage of the century / [by] Colin Simpson and Christopher Angeloglou. London : Sphere Books, 1967. G 420 .C47 S56 1967 ML D'Oyley, Enid F. Animal fables and other tales retold / Enid F. D'Oyley ; illustrations by Larissa Kauperman. Toronto : Williams-Wallace, 1982. GR 114 .D68 1982 ML Robson, Ann. Word games for families who are still speaking to each other / Ann and John Robson. Don Mills, Ont. : PaperJacks, c1974. GV 1507 .W8 R6 1974 ML Reich, Charles A. The Greening of America / Charles A. Reich. Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, 1972, c1970. HN 59 .R38 1972 ML Pelrine, Eleanor Wright, 1932- Abortion in Canada. Toronto, New Press, 1972. HQ 767.5 .C2 P45 1972 ML Ki*r, Dakky, 1892- Fra abortsporsm*alets, kvinnesakens og sosialarbeidets historie i Norge / Dakky Ki*r ; en dokumentsamling redigert av Karen Sofie Brynnildsen og Per Seyersted. Oslo : Universitetsforlaget, c1982. HQ 767.5 .N6 K53 1982 ML Corrective Collective (Group) Never done : three centuries of women's work in Canada / Corrective Collective. Toronto : Canadian Women's Educational Press, c1974. HQ 1453 .C77 1974 ML F Hancock, Carol L. (Carol Lula), 1953- No small legacy / by Carol L. Hancock. Winfield, B.C. : Wood Lake Books, c1986. HQ 1455 .M3 H35 1986 ML Ross, Anne (Anne G.) Pregnant and alone / Anne Ross. Toronto : McClelland and Stewart, c1978. HV 700.5 .R67 1978 ML Miller, Orlo, 1911- The Donnellys must die. Toronto, Macmillan of Canada [c1972, c1962. HV 6810 .L8 M45 1972 ML Merton, Thomas, 1915-1968. The nonviolent alternative / Thomas Merton ; edited, and with an introd. by Gordon C. Zahn. New York, N.Y. : Farrar, Straus & Giroux, c1980. JX 1963 .M549 1980 ML The Penguin book of Canadian folk songs / selected and edited by Edith Fowke. Music consultant: Keith MacMillan. Harmondsworth, Eng. : Penguin Books, c1973. M 1678 .F71 1973 ML Cardinal, Douglas. Of the spirit : writings / by Douglas Cardinal ; edited by George Melnyk. Edmonton : NuWest Press, c1977. NA 749 .C39 A43 1977 ML Aislin. Aislin : 150 caricatures. Edmonton : Hurtig, c1977. NC 1449 .A37 A4 1977 ML Bateman, Robert, 1930- The art of Robert Bateman / introduction by Roger Tory Peterson ; text by Ramsay Derry. Toronto : Allen Lane, 1981. ND 249 .B37 A4 1981B ML F Kurelek, William, 1927-1977. A prairie boy's winter : paintings and story / by William Kurelek. Montreal : Tundra Books, 1973. ND 249 .K8 P62 1973 ML Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Isaevich, 1918- One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich / Alexander Solzhenitsyn ; translated by Ralph Parke. Harmondsworth, EN : Penguin books, 1963. PG 3476 .S67 O313 1963C ML Solzheni*t*syn, Aleksandr Isaevich, 1918- The first circle / Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn ; translated from the Russian by Thomas P. Whitney. New York : Bantam Books, 1970. PG 3488 .O4 F413 1970 ML Singer, Isaac Bashevis, 1904- The slave / Isaac Bashevis Singer. 1st Fawcett Crest ed. New York : Fawcett Crest, 1980. PJ 5129 .S49 K53 1980 ML Sutzkever, Abraham, 1913- Burnt pearls : ghetto poems of Abraham Sutzkever / translated from the Yiddish by Seymour Mayne ; introduction by Ruth R.
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