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My Island home /
by Sellick, Lester B.,
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Windsor, N.S. : Lancelot Press, 1973
. 100 p. :
17 cm.
Date:1973
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Today's memory-- tomorrow's dream-- : 100th anniversary of the Lebanese communityon Prince Edward Island /
by Molnar, Cathy-Ann.
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[Charlottetown, P.E.I. : Canadian Lebanese Association, 1988
. 62 p. :
22 x 28 cm.
Date:1988
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Anne of Green Gables /
by Montgomery, L. M.
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Wheaton, Ill. : Tyndale House Publishers, 1999
. lxxiii, 282 p. :
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The Ray Sark collection of Mi'kmaq baskets /
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Halifax, N.S. : printed by Maritime Digital Colour, 2003
. 36 p. :
, Donated to PEI school libraries in memory of Elder Ray Sark (1927-1997) whose Mi'kmaq name was Kitpouapteket or 'Eagle Eye'.
27 cm.
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Aboriginal women : leaders among us /
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Lennox Island : Aboriginal Women's Association of PEI, 2004
. 51 p. :
28 cm.
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The Public Archives 2014 almanac and miscellany celebrating 1864 : a look at Prince Edward Island in the year of the Charlottetown conference /
by Booker, Gillian.
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Charlottetown, PE : Public Archives of Prince Edward Island, 2014
. 172 p. :
, Published with the assistance of the PEI 2014 Inc.
22 cm.
Date:2014
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Born! : a foal, five kittens and Confederation /
by Kessler, Deirdre.
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Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island : The Acorn Press, 2014
. 45 p. :
, Donated to school libraries and grade 3 students by PEI Literacy Alliance from PEI 2014 funding.
22 x 25 cm.
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Prince Edward Island's Famous Five
by Ledwell, Jane (ed)
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PEI Gov of PEI 2020
, The compelling story of how five women from different backgrounds and political stripes made history by reaching a milestone never before realized in their home province and in Canada. In Their Owns Words offers a glimpse into the lives of each woman, the challenges they faced in reaching public office, and the valuable lessons they learned along the way.
Date:2020
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