Canadian Savage Folk The Native Tribes Of Canada by John MacLean middle-east friends and colleagues contribute to

friends and colleagues contribute to making this volume more than an architectural monograph

In 1951 he died in Toronto at the age of 71 and was survived by his wife Carlotta and daughter

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compelling him to wonder: is drinking alcohol a sign of civilization and sanity

Canadian Savage Folk The Native Tribes Of Canada by John MacLean middle-east friends and colleagues contribute toMacLEAN, John [1851 1928]. Canadian Savage Folk The Native Tribes Of Canada. 8vo. pp. viii, [9] 641. frontis. portrait & 94 text illus. (many full page). original black & gilt stamped cloth (spine soiled & starting to fray at head, some light stains to covers). Toronto: William Briggs., 1896. First Edition. The author, a Methodist missionary, was stationed at the Blood Indian Reserve near Fort Macleod, Alberta, from 1880 to 1889, and afterwards served