The Boy from Buzwah : A Life in Indian Education PB Indigenous Language Alfred Semple

Alfred Semple

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The Boy from Buzwah : A Life in Indian Education PB Indigenous Language Alfred SempleCecil King is an Odawa from Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve and a retired Professor Emeritus of Queens University. He served for more than sixty years as an Indigenous educator. He currently resides in Saskatoon.Through my eyes, my community was creative, innovative and self sufficient. In this remote northern traditional First Nation society, the skills, knowledge and abilities that the community needed to survive were all there. . . . The stories