HalfbreedFor Maria Campbell, a Canadian mitis, the brutal realities of poverty, pain, and degradation intrude in childhood and follow her every step. "I write this for all of you, to tell you what it is like to be a Halfbreed woman in our country." |
Contents
Section 1 | 5 |
Section 2 | 7 |
Section 3 | 9 |
Section 4 | 12 |
Section 5 | 28 |
Section 6 | 38 |
Section 7 | 53 |
Section 8 | 54 |
Section 12 | 91 |
Section 13 | 103 |
Section 14 | 109 |
Section 15 | 118 |
Section 16 | 123 |
Section 17 | 130 |
Section 18 | 135 |
Section 19 | 138 |
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