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    The First People - 11,000 Years of Wisdom
    The First People - 11,000 Years of Wisdom
    The First People - 11,000 Years of Wisdom
    Audiobook55 minutes

    The First People - 11,000 Years of Wisdom

    Written by Evan T. Pritchard

    Narrated by Michael Toms

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    About this audiobook

    A descendant of the MicMac Indians and tutored by Algonquin elders, Evan Pritchard has done much to bring recognition of this tribe’s influence on the culture, history and government of the United States.  He speaks of the “crossroads” we now face, and how the ancient Algonquins knew a time would come when, “What we do now matters more than it has ever mattered before.”
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Dimensions Foundation
    Release dateJul 17, 1998
    ISBN9780781313933
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