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Instructor
Robert Lovelace
E-mail: Lovelace@queensu.ca
Message from the Instructor
Welcome to Topics in Aboriginal Studies. From this course you will acquire valuable knowledge and perspectives that will help you in articulating an informed point of view. Of course this is an introductory course in Aboriginal Studies and therefore just a beginning. In this regard I have tried to lay out a foundation that can be built upon for future learning.
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