Search Results: Authors starting with L from SK Books (IOBA)

Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 1991. First Edition. Illustrated Paper Wraps. Fine/with No dust-jacket as issued. 23.0 cm. As new clean and tight. A quote from the dust jacket. This work is a survey of laws adopted by Parliament between 1870 and 1930 for lands which today fall within the western provinces and northern territories of Canada which were contemporously referred to as Dominion Lands...

New York: Pocket Books Inc., 1949. First Mass Market Paperback. Mass Market PaperBack. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 16.0 cm. There is corner creasing and edge rubbing to front wrappers. The cover is creased down the centre. The interior is clean and bright. The famous true story of a splendid wicked Oriental court. Made into a film by Fox in 1946.

Saskatoon: Native Studies Department University of Regina, 1992. First Edition. Illustrated Card Covers. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 23.0 cm. Light rubbing to covers, there is a penned initials to front cover top right. The interior has two stamps and is clean and bright. Article include; The Indian Rights Association, Native Protest Activity and the "Land Question" in British Columbia 1903-1916; Community-Based Participatory Research: Aspects of the Concept of Relevant to Practice.

Saskatoon: Native Studies Department University of Regina, 1987. First Edition. Illustrated Card Covers. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 23.0 cm. Light crease to bottom of front cover. The book is in very good to near fine condition. There are three stamps on ffep, the interior is clean and bright. The study covers, Native heritage resource management; The question of Authenticity; Native4 involvement in Heritage Management.

Saskatoon: Native Studies Department University of Saskatchewan, 1987. First Edition. Illustrated Card Covers. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 23.0 cm. This is an x-lib no pockets no outside stamps, inside book sale stamps. Clean tight and bright. Articles included: John S. Long- Some factors in the Adoption of Christianity by Nineteenth-Century Western James Bay Cree. Walter Rudnicki- The politics of Aggression: Indian Termination in the 1980's. Frank Tough Research on Fur Trade and Native Economies in the post 1870 period.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1979. First Edition. Illustrated Card Covers. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 23.0 cm. The cover shows light creasing at spine and slightly rubbed edges. Interior is clean and bright. blurb: "man is set beside the great loves and central relationships of his life in some of the most profound and moving verse he has ever produced."

Toronto: The House of Seagram, 1941. First Edition. Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover). Very Good/with No dust-jacket. 26.0 cm. The book is clean and tight with the previous owners signature on ffep. The slip case shows rubbing along the edges. Overall a very good copy. Profusely illustrated with images drawn by Canadian artists. Stephen Leacock explores Canadian history. Laid is the limited edition slip and also a letter to the previous owner on such a good buy, dated 1966.

Saskatoon: Saskatchewan Archives Board, 1955. First Edition. Illustrated Stapled Card Covers. Near Fine/with No dust-jacket as issued. 25.0 cm. Clean and Bright is the copy. This issue covers from Pioneering Farming Experiences to Regina in 1895: Fair Days and the Fair Sex.

Saskatoon: Ron Rivard and Catherine Littlejohn, 2003. First Edition. Illustrated Card Covers. Near Fine/with No dust-jacket as issued. 28.0 cm. Signed by Ron. Bright and tight. The book is illustrated throughout with maps and photographs. From prologue: Willow Bunch is a Métis Community. ...We were real people with real homes...the history of Willow Bunch started long before those who said they were here first.

Saskatoon: Ron Rivard Management, 2003. First Edition. Illustrated Paper Wraps. Near Fine/with No dust-jacket as issued. 28.0 cm. signed: both authors 2004. The book is near fine condition, clean and bright. This history of the Métis of Willow Bunch does not just include Willow Bunch Métis, but all Métis comers and goers of an early history, within Saskatchewan. There are familial connections, shared histories, within the Métis of Saskatchewan who had come out of Red River to Willow Bunch and area. Ron Rivard and Catherine Little John have managed to integrate the histories to reflect the connections.

New York: The Century Co., 1927. First Edition. Cloth Covered Boards (Hardcover). Very Good/with No dust-jacket. 22.5 cm. There is soiling and rubbing to the spine. The covers show light rubbing and the corners are bumped. The top and edge of text block has light soiling. This is a good to very good copy with the interior clean and bright. The illustrations are all accounted for. The two maps are in very good condition and intact. This is a history of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Canadian Pacific Railway stamped in gold on front cover.