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Jon Tattrie

Jon Tattrie is a journalist whose ancestors arrived in Nova Scotia with EdwardCornwallis. This is his third historical book, following Black Snow, a novel setin the 1917 Halifax Explosion, and The Hermit of Africville (see page 10), abiography of one of Canada’s longest-running political protesters. The Hermitof Africville was a finalist for the 2010 Democracy 250 Atlantic Book Awardfor Historical Writing. Tattrie lives in Halifax with his wife.

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Black Snow

by Jon Tattrie
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Cornwallis

Cornwallis

The Violent Birth of Halifax
by Jon Tattrie
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Daniel Paul

Daniel Paul

Mi'kmaw Elder
by Jon Tattrie
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Daniel Paul: Mi'kmaw Elder

Daniel Paul: Mi'kmaw Elder

by Jon Tattrie
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tagged : cultural heritage, native americans
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Day Trips from Halifax

Day Trips from Halifax

foreword by Lesley Choyce
by Jon Tattrie
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Hermit of Africville

Hermit of Africville

by Jon Tattrie
edition:Paperback
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Limerence

Limerence

by Jon Tattrie
edition:Paperback
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Peace by Chocolate

Peace by Chocolate

The Hadhad Family’s Remarkable Journey from Syria to Canada
by Jon Tattrie
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tagged : business, emigration & immigration, cultural heritage
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Redemption Songs

Redemption Songs

How Bob Marley's Nova Scotia Song Lights the Way Past Racism
by Jon Tattrie
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The Hermit of Africville

The Hermit of Africville

The Life of Eddie Carvery
by Jon Tattrie
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also available: Paperback
tagged : political, non-classifiable
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