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Saskatoon SK: Purich Pub, 1999. Paperback. pp. 315. 8vo. Photos and maps. First few pages creased, else very good+. Purich's Aboriginal issues series.
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Urban Indian reserves Forging new relationships in Saskatchewan (Purich's Aboriginal issues series) ISBN 13: 9781895830125
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Urban Indian Reserves; Forging New Relationships in Saskatchewan
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Saskatoon: Purich Publishing [1-895830-12-5] 1999. (Trade paperback) 315pp. Near fine. Photographs, maps, notes, appendices, index. Locale: ; Canada; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Indians of N.A., First Nations--Canada, Indian Reserves, Indians of North America, Public Administration--Canada).
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