To Kill a White Dog

By (author): John B. Lee

A long poem dramatizing the clash in visions of the land which occurs when a white settler builds on a sacred Iroquois site.

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John B. Lee

John B. Lee’s prodigious output began with his first publication Poems Only a Dog Could Love in 1976 and now has well over 50 books. Prize Winner for Winston Collins/Descant Prize for the Best Canadian Poem, John B. Lee lives in Port Dover, Ontario, Canada where he works as a full time author. He is the Poet Laureate of Brantford and Norfolk County. He is also an Honourary Life Member of The Canadian Poetry Association.

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A long poem dramatizing the clash in visions of the land which occurs when a white settler builds on a sacred Iroquois site.

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Dimensions:

30 Pages
8.5in * 5.5in * 0.0625in
0.105lb

Published:

January 16, 1982

Country of Publication:

CA

Publisher:

Brick Books

ISBN:

9780919626195

Book Subjects:

POETRY / Canadian

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Language:

eng

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