Bridget Moran

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Chapter Eight From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her experiences working for white families.	Bridget Moran	7	1988	$0.70 Add
From Chapter Eighteen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her experiences in the community of Vanderhoof, British Columbia,after the 1976 inquest into the death of Coreen Thomas.	Bridget Moran	5	1988	$0.50 Add
From Chapter Eleven From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John chronicles the birth of her twelve children.	Bridget Moran	5	1988	$0.50 Add
From Chapter Fifteen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her experiences as a hospital worker in Vanderhoof and her eventual role in preserving Carrier culture.	Bridget Moran	14	1988	$1.40 Add
From Chapter Five From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her daily reality at Lejac, a residential school on Fraser Lake in British Columbia, from February 1922 onward.	Bridget Moran	7	1988	$0.70 Add
From Chapter Four From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes how, in 1920 at seven years old, she was taken from the Stoney Creek reserve to attend the Mission School at Fort St. James.	Bridget Moran	6	1988	$0.60 Add
From Chapter Fourteen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John traces the relentless toll of tuberculosis and poverty on the Stoney Creek community during the Depression and into the 1950s.	Bridget Moran	7	1988	$0.70 Add
From Chapter Nine From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her arranged marriage to Lazare John on the Stoney Creek reserve in 1929.	Bridget Moran	9	1988	$0.90 Add
From Chapter Nineteen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes the Stoney Creek reserve in British Columbia through the late 1970s and 1980s.	Bridget Moran	7	1988	$0.70 Add
From Chapter One From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her family’s history, beginning with the 1918 influenza pandemic.	Bridget Moran	6	1988	$0.60 Add
From Chapter Seven From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her dread at returning to Lejac residential school after a fraudulent healer swindled the Stoney Creek reserve.	Bridget Moran	4	1988	$0.40 Add
From Chapter Seventeen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes how Indigenous women formed the Busy Beavers chapter of the Homemakers Club in 1942.	Bridget Moran	10	1988	$1.00 Add
From Chapter Six From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her five years at the Lejac residential school.	Bridget Moran	5	1988	$0.50 Add
From Chapter Sixteen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chaper, Mary John describes how the Indian Act shaped daily life in the Stoney Creek community, focusing on alcohol restrictions from her childhood through the 1960s.	Bridget Moran	5	1988	$0.50 Add
From Chapter Ten From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John describes her marriage to Lazare John.	Bridget Moran	5	1988	$0.50 Add
From Chapter Thirteen From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	In this chapter, Mary John recounts how in 1934, a man in her community died from consuming contaminated home brew. She discusses the absence of government support for Indigenous families …	Bridget Moran	3	1988	$0.30 Add