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“Paul Kane’s Travels in Indigenous North America brings the complex versions of Kane’s key texts together with his art, placing Kane’s work in detailed historical and literary context and providing critical interpretation of his texts. This work is an extraordinary achievement, a significant and lasting resource for scholarship.” Laura Peers, Trent University “More than five decades after Russell Harper highlighted the need for an annotated edition of Wanderings of an Artist, I.S. MacLaren has delivered on this highly desirable outcome. MacLaren’s encyclopedic work will be prized by generations of scholars with a continuing interest in geography, ethnography, literature, and geology, as well as connoisseurs and collectors of frontier art from across the continent.” David L. Nicandri, author of Captain Cook Rediscovered: Voyaging to the Icy Latitudes

“Paul Kane’s Travels in Indigenous North America brings the complex versions of Kane’s key texts together with his art, placing Kane’s work in detailed historical and literary context and providing critical interpretation of his texts. This work is an extraordinary achievement, a significant and lasting resource for scholarship.” Laura Peers, Trent University “More than five decades after Russell Harper highlighted the need for an annotated edition of Wanderings of an Artist, I.S. MacLaren has delivered on this highly desirable outcome. MacLaren’s encyclopedic work will be prized by generations of scholars with a continuing interest in geography, ethnography, literature, and history, as well as connoisseurs and collectors of frontier art from across the continent.” David L. Nicandri, author of Captain Cook Rediscovered: Voyaging to the Icy Latitudes

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I.S. MacLaren is professor emeritus of history and English at the University of Alberta.

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