END-OF-EARTH PEOPLE: THE ARCTIC SAHTU DENE

END-OF-EARTH PEOPLE: THE ARCTIC SAHTU DENE

The book contains a foreword by Norman Yakeleya, regional representative in the Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly; an editorial on Brown's history and contributions in the North, by Ivan Gaetz; a brief afterword by Charles Arnold; two appendices, containing a profile of the Sahtu Dene/...

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