THE GREAT LAKE, Mistehay Sakahegan; The Beauty and the Treachery of Lake Winnipeg by Frances Russell (1st Ed. SIGNED)
THE GREAT LAKE, Mistehay Sakahegan; The Beauty and the Treachery of Lake Winnipeg by Frances Russell (1st Ed. SIGNED)
Author: Frances Russell. Published by Heartland Associates Inc., Winnipeg, MN., 2000, 1st Edition. Printed in Canada. Like New Condition SOFTCOVER Book, with Lovely French-Style fold-out-covers.
THE GREAT LAKE, is about Lake Winnipeg, and as the Cree called it, Mistehay Sakahegan, which means The Great Lake.
Larger than Lake Ontario, the hub of North America's heartland, Manitoba's great lake helped determine the shape of Canada. And throughout its long history, few have been unaffected by its beauty and its treachery.
This beautifully illustrated book begins with the geology of Manitoba's great lake and traces its fascinating history through the lives and legends of its people, from the first humans to see its enormous glacial ancestor to the thousands who vacation about its shores every year.