Search Results: Titles starting with N from SK Books (IOBA)

Toronto: James Lorimer & Company Publishers, 1983. 2nd Printing. Stiff Paper Wraps. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 23.0 cm. The interior is clean. There is some bumping and rubbing, light soiling to covers. A quote from the dust jacket. This book presents the facts and background to the controversy over the Native child welfare....Patrick Johnston explains the jurisdictional tangle...

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 24.0 cm. There is slight bumping to corners. Interior is clean, bright and tight. Printed on acid free paper A quote from the dust jacket. Ranging from the early pre-contact period to the present day, stressing the conceptual and iconographic continuities over many centuries and across a vast number of regions, the authors introduce the extraordinary variety of Native American arts to a new audience.

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 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.

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.

Fargo N. D.: North Dakota State University, 2006. First Edition. Stiff Paper Wraps. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 22.7 cm. The book is in very good condition, clean and white internally. A quote from the dust jacket. They explore, in greater detail, how grasslands, herbivores, varying weather patterns, fire and indigenous people have interacted during the last 10,000 years, with most emphasis placed on the last 300 years

Waterloo, Ontario: University of Waterloo, 1994. First Edition. Illustrated Paper Wraps. Near Fine/with No dust-jacket as issued. 22.5 cm. Ron Hewson. A near fine clean, bright and tight item. Includes new writers, and new work by Virgil Burnett, Roger Mason, Lorraine Fairley and Hilda Kirkwood.

Toronto: Macmillan Book Publishing Group, 1954. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/in a very good dust jacket. 21.5 cm. Illingworth Kerr. The jacket has rubbing and open and closed tears to edges. The book has light bumping to the corners, it is clean and bright. Previous owners stamp on title page. A book published by Macmillan for the Great Stories of Canada Series. The North West Company formed for the purpose of extracting furs from western Canada in the 18th Century. The Nor'Westers themselves included, Alexander Mackenzie, David Thompson, Peter Pond, Simon Fraser, The McGilvarays and the voyageurs. The book is illustrated in two tone, with map endpapers depicting the River forts in western Canada.

Toronto: The MacMillan Company, 1957. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/in a poor dust jacket. 22.5 cm. The dust-jacket has the bottom half missing on the front panel and a large chip out of the spine at the top. There is a withdrawn stamp on ffep. The book with the endpaper maps showing the principle trading stations of the North West Company. When the first North West Company Co-partnership was formed in Montreal in 1779 the fur trade was North America's major industry and the only business of any account…. Campbell gives an account of the Seven Oaks Massacre, where the Métis had come together as an identifiable force in Western Canada, under Cuthbert Grant.

Ottawa: Ottawa: E. Cloutier, King's Printer, 1950. First Edition. Stiff Paper Wraps. Very Good/with No dust-jacket as issued. 24.5 cm. Previous owners name neatly written with location on ffep verso, both volumes. The 2-volumes are in very good condition, showing light soiling and crease on front cover volime-2, there are also pen marks in volume 2. The map is in very good to near fine condition, with creases on the folds. This is a history of the North-West Mounted Police as told by John Peter Turner.

New York: Atheneum, 1984. First Edition. 1/4 Cloth with Paper Covered Boards (Hardcover). Near Fine/in a good dust jacket. 24.0 cm. The jacket protected the book. The jacket has rubbing, open and closed tears along all edges. Their is chipping at head of spine. The interior is clean and bright, with light bumping at head of spine. Blurb: ....but in looking at the Nuremberg proceedings as a major attempt to practice existing and to establish new international law.