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Stand Tall, My Son
Language: English
Published by Clutesi Agencies Limited, 1990
ISBN 10: 0969867700 ISBN 13: 9780969867708
Condition: Very Good. George Clutesi; Mark Tebbutt (illustrator). SCARCE- An unmarked copy -" Stand Call, My Son is the story of a Native Youth's education and coming of age in an earlier time on the west coast of Vancouver Island. It is also the story of Native culture on the Northwest Coast, of the Native knowledge and understanding of the natural world around them, and of their relationships with each other. It is an intimate story of Indian society that is seldom told. On these pages, George Clutesi recalls the Native culture he came to know through his own father before it was changed forever by the arrival of Europeans; and he reveals his vision of where it must go from here." --- from the book's back cover.
