The Mush Hole: Life at Two Indian Residential Schools Inuit Culture the Americans and the British

the Americans and the British concluded that they could safely share the continent along a border that favoured the United States at the expense of Canadians and First Nations

This is a national crisis related to racism and discrimination

the origin of corn and cotton

The soft watercolour illustrations convey the love between the generations as well as the bounty from the earth

The Mush Hole: Life at Two Indian Residential Schools Inuit Culture the Americans and the BritishThe Mush Hole: Life at Two Indian Residential Schools is the 500 plus page compilation of primary source documents about the residential schools, Mohawk Institute and the Mount Elgin Residential Schools in Ontario. Anthropologist Elizabeth Graham worked for years compiling the documentation about the administration of the schools from the original writings of the ministers and staff of both schools, and the government records relating to individual