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Always an Adventure: An Autobiography
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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Half Title Page
  3. The West Series
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Table of Contents
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. 1. Beginnings
  9. 2. Off to Work
  10. 3. The Indian Association of Alberta
  11. 4. With the Government
  12. 5. The Glenbow Foundation
  13. 6. Glenbow, Indians, and Me
  14. 7. Adjusting to Calgary
  15. 8. Glenbow-Alberta Institute
  16. 9. Changes
  17. 10. The Cameron Years
  18. 11. The Spirit Sang
  19. 12. Aftermath
  20. 13. Retirement?
  21. Notes
  22. Index
  23. Back Cover

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A Photograph of Two most sacred societies of Blood Tribe, Dempsey has been permitted to enter both. The Horns and The Motokix in 1955. Landscape showing both societies of blood tribe horn is double lodge in front and the Motokix or old women's society is seen in the background.

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