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Eagle Song,Used

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Product Descriptionin 1803, A New England Trading Ship Put In At The Nootkan Village Of The Eagle House On The Canadian Pacific Coast. Its Purposes Were To Replenish Provisions, Barter For Valuable Sea Otter Pelts And, Incidentally, To Obtain Sexual Services Of The Young Village Women.A Group Of Rebellious Indian Youths, Infuriated By The Arrogance And Disdain Of The White Men, Carried Out A Violent Plan To Massacre The Crew And Plunder The Ship. Surviving The Slaughter Were Jewitt, The Appealing And Skilful Ironsmith, And Thompson, The Dour Sailmaker. Eagle Song Is The Turbulent Tale Of Their Twoyear Captivity, Seen Through The Eyes Of Siam, A Nootkan Nobleman.Reviewwith The White Dawn And Ghost Fox, James Houston Came To Us As An Eloquent Ambassador From The Deep North, And Now In Eagle Song He Brings A Beautifully Fluent Story Of The Collision Of Cultures Along The Pacific Northwest Frontier. This Is A Gallant Book, A Weave Of History And Life As Seen From The Seaspearing Canoes And Awesome Longhouses Of An Unforgettable Coastal Tribe.Ivan Doigclassic Storytelling In The Best Sense A Compelling Adventure That Grips The Imagination, Stirs The Heart, And Feeds The Mindeagle Song Soars And Sings.William Stevensonabout The Authorjames Houston, A Canadian Authorartist, Served With The Toronto Scottish Regiment In World War Ii, 194045, Then Lived Among The Inuit Of The Canadian Arctic For Twelve Years As A Northern Service Officer, And The First Administrator Of West Baffin Island, A Territory Of 65,000 Square Miles. Widely Acknowledged As The Prime Force In The Development Of Inuit Art, He Is Past Chairman Of Both The American Indian Arts Centre And The Association On American Indian And Eskimo Cultural Foundation Award, The 1979 Inuit Kuavati Award Of Merit, And The 1997 Royal Geographic Societys Massey Medal, And Is An Officer Of The Order Of Canada.Among His Writings, The White Dawn Has Been Published In Thirtyone Editions Worldwide. That Novel And Ghost Fox, Spirit Wrestler, And Eagle Song Have Been Selections Of Major Book Clubs. Running West Won The Canadian Authors Association Book Of The Year Award, While His Novel, The Ice Master, Also Appeared In Spanish Translation. Author And Illustrator Of Seventeen Childrens Books, He Is The Only Person To Have Won The Canadian Library Association Book Of The Year Award Three Times. His Most Recent Childrens Book Is Fire And Ice, About Creating Glass Sculpture. He Has Also Written Screenplays For Feature Films, Has Created Numerous Documentaries And Continues To Lecture Widely.His Drawings, Paintings, And Sculptures Are Internationally Represented In Many Museums Including The St. Petersburg Museum In Florida And Private Collections Including That Of The King Of Saudi Arabia. He Is Master Designer For Steuben Glass, With One Hundred And Ten Pieces To His Credit. He Created The Seventyfoothigh Central Sculpture In The Glenbowalberta Art Museum. In 1999 Canadas National Museum Of Civilization Devoted Its Show Iqqaipaa To The Art Of The Arctic In James Houstons Time, And He Played A Central Role In Organizing The Exhibition.He And His Wife Alice Divided Their Time Between A Colonial Privateers House In New England And A Writing Retreat On The Bank Of A Salmon River On The Queen Charlotte Islands In British Columbia, Where He Has Written A Large Part Of His Trilogy Of Memoirs, Confessions Of An Igloo Dweller, Zigzag, And Hideaway.James Houston Passed Away In 2005 At The Age Of 83.From The Hardcover Edition.

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  • Q: What are the dimensions of 'Eagle Song'? A: The dimensions of 'Eagle Song' are four point twenty-one inches in length, zero point zero eight inches in width, and six point nine inches in height.
  • Q: How many pages does 'Eagle Song' have? A: The book 'Eagle Song' has zero pages listed, indicating it may be a unique edition or format.
  • Q: What type of binding does 'Eagle Song' have? A: The binding of 'Eagle Song' is mass market, suitable for easy handling and portability.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'Eagle Song'? A: The author of 'Eagle Song' is James Houston, a renowned Canadian author-artist.
  • Q: What genre does 'Eagle Song' belong to? A: The genre of 'Eagle Song' is literary fiction, focusing on the collision of cultures.
  • Q: Is 'Eagle Song' suitable for young readers? A: Yes, 'Eagle Song' contains themes of history and adventure, making it suitable for mature young readers.
  • Q: How do I read 'Eagle Song'? A: You can read 'Eagle Song' by simply opening the book and following the narrative of its characters and themes.
  • Q: What age group is 'Eagle Song' appropriate for? A: The book is generally appropriate for readers aged twelve and older due to its historical and cultural themes.
  • Q: How should I care for my copy of 'Eagle Song'? A: To care for your copy of 'Eagle Song', keep it in a dry, cool place and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight.
  • Q: Is 'Eagle Song' safe for children? A: Yes, while 'Eagle Song' contains mature themes, it is not explicitly harmful and can be read by older children.
  • Q: What makes 'Eagle Song' unique? A: Eagle Song is unique for its historical perspective and the author's deep connection to the cultures depicted.
  • Q: Is there a return policy for 'Eagle Song'? A: Yes, typically there is a return policy for books, but specific terms may vary by retailer.
  • Q: What if my copy of 'Eagle Song' arrives damaged? A: If your copy of 'Eagle Song' arrives damaged, you should contact the retailer immediately for a return or replacement.
  • Q: Can I find 'Eagle Song' in libraries? A: Yes, many libraries stock 'Eagle Song', especially those with a focus on literary fiction and Canadian authors.
  • Q: How does 'Eagle Song' compare to other works by James Houston? A: Eagle Song is comparable to other works by James Houston in that it explores cultural themes, similar to 'The White Dawn'.

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