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Internationalisierung und Managementlem, New York, where the secret histories of a New Waterford dynasty stretching over four generations are finally laid out to view as names written on the family tree. A young Afro-Canadian ethnomusicologist and a middle-aged white woman who have never met before discover that they are cousins (thei

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Einleitung und Gang der Untersuchung,irl’s story about growing up in a small rural community in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia, told retrospectively when she has assumed her identity as a woman and a writer. It also belongs to the genre of pioneer women’s narratives about the wilderness, stretching back in a line of descent fr

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