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Letters From James Bay 1883-1885 by HORDEN, Bishop John; SCANLON, James; DUNN, Cecil (illus.) - 1976

Name: Letters from James Bay 1883-1885 Bishop John Horden
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Author: Scanlon, James
ISBN: 9780889540941

by HORDEN, Bishop John; SCANLON, James; DUNN, Cecil (illus.)

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Letters From James Bay 1883-1885

by HORDEN, Bishop John; SCANLON, James; DUNN, Cecil (illus.)

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Cobalt: Highway Book Shop, 1976. Booklet. Very good. 56 p. 21.5 cm. B&w drawings. Staplebound booklet. A couple of small marks to the exterior and p. 1.

Commentary by James Scanlon. Foreword by Most Rev. J. A. Watton, Archbishop of Moosonee.

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ISBN 10 0889540942
ISBN 13 9780889540941
Publisher Highway Book Shop
Place of Publication Cobalt
Date Published 1976
Keywords James Bay, Canadiana

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Cobalt, Ontario: Highway Book Shop. Good. 1976. Stapled wraps. 0889540942 . 60 p. 21 cm. Sound binding in centre-stapled cardstock covers. Hard crease to the bottom fore-corner. Darkened along edges. Previous owner's name on front cover. Inside pages are clean and unmarked. A compilation of letters written by Bishop John Horden, while he was serving as a missionary at Moose Factory, James Bay, Ontario. He is known for translating most of the Bible in Cree and Ojibwa. Illustrated with pen and ink sketches. .