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The long exile: A True Story Of Deception And Survival Amongst The Inuit Of The Canadian Arctic

By Melanie McGrath

Canadian fiction, Canadian non-fiction, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous peoples in Canada

Human-narrated audio, Human-transcribed braille

Summary

1953. A young and inexperienced Irish-Canadian policeman, Ross Gibson, was asked by the Canadian government to draw up a list of Inuit who were to be experimentally resettled in the uninhabited polar Arctic and left to fend as best they… could. Among them was Joseph Flaherty, the son of Robert Flaherty who had shot the film "Nanook of the North" 30 years earlier. 2006.

Title Details

ISBN 9780007157969
Publisher HarperCollins UK
Copyright Date 2006
Book number 2427210

Audio details for CELA title

Narrator Peggy Mahon
Duration 11 hours 28 minutes 39 seconds
Audio producer CNIB, 2009.

Braille details for CELA title

Volumes 9
Braille code EBAE
Braille producer CNIB, 2009.
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