The Town That Drowned (10th Anniversary Edition) Format:Paperback 9781773102313 $22.95 often beautiful photographs combine with Format:Hardcover 9781773102016 $45
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The Town That Drowned (10th Anniversary Edition) Format:Paperback 9781773102313 $22.95 often beautiful photographs combine with Format:Hardcover 9781773102016 $45 often beautiful photographs combine with a quietly spirited naturalistic prose in an Annie Dillard Henry David Thoreau mode to produce a work evocative in both sensual and domestic ways This sweeping survey encompasses works by the beloved leaders of Canadian 20th century art — the Group of Seven Shortlisted: Red Maple Award "This is a richly detailed journey through a young woman's perspective
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