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The Métis princess

The Métis princess

Saint-Pierre, Annette, 1925-
Book 2004

Martha, a Métis girl from a broken home, forms strong bonds with her employer Lucille and her son Robert as she tries to fit in among "the whites" in this "suspense romance story about acceptance and liberation that moves from Main Street in downtown Winnipeg to Hecla Island"--Back cover.

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Abuse
Broken relationships
Interracial marriage Fiction
Métis
Métis fiction
Métis women Fiction
Racially mixed people Canada Fiction
Winnipeg (Man.) Fiction
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ISBN:
1894717279
Description:
150 pages
Notes:
Translation of: Sans bon sang
LSC 19.70
Control Number:
208585
Other Authors:
De Repentigny, André
Repentigny, André de, 1942-
Tellier, Béatrice
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