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Jim Poling Sr.
Jim Poling Sr. was a newspaper journalist for thirty-five years before turning to freelance magazine and book writing. Much of his journalism career was spent with the national news agency Canadian Press. His postings there included Edmonton, Ottawa, Vancouver, and Toronto, as well as assignments across the Far North, Alaska, Russia, Scandinavia, and Cuba. He began his CP career as a reporter and worked as editor, bureau chief, editor-in-chief, and general manager.
Jim is also the author of Waking Nanabijou, a memoir about his search for his mother’s origins and an exploration of the shameful ongoing discrimination against First Nations people. His other books include Tom Thomson: The Life and Death of the Famous Canadian Painter and The Canoe: An Illustrated History. Jim lives in Alliston, Ontario.
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Lynne Bowen, Robert Dunsmuir: Laird of the Mines
Kate Braid, Emily Carr: Rebel Artist
Kathryn Bridge, Phyllis Munday: Mountaineer
William Chalmers, George Mercer Dawson: Geologist, Scientist, Explorer
Anne Cimon, Susanna Moodie: Pioneer Author
Deborah Cowley, Lucille Teasdale: Doctor of Courage
Gary Evans, John Grierson: Trailblazer of Documentary Film
Julie H. Ferguson, James Douglas: Father of British Columbia
Judith Fitzgerald, Marshall McLuhan: Wise Guy
lian goodall, William Lyon Mackenzie King: Dreams and Shadows
Tom Henighan, Vilhjalmur Stefansson: Arctic Adventurer
Stephen Eaton Hume, Frederick Banting: Hero, Healer, Artist
Naïm Kattan, A.M. Klein: Poet and Prophet
Betty Keller, Pauline Johnson: First Aboriginal Voice of Canada
Heather Kirk, Mazo de la Roche: Rich and Famous Writer
Vladimir Konieczny, Glenn Gould: A Musical Force
Michelle Labrèche-Larouche, Emma Albani: International Star
Wayne Larsen, A.Y. Jackson: A Love for the Land
Wayne Larsen, James Wilson Morrice: Painter of Light and Shadow
Francine Legaré, Samuel de Champlain: Father of New France
Margaret Macpherson, Nellie McClung: Voice for the Voiceless
Nicholas Maes, Robertson Davies: Magician of Words
Dave Margoshes, Tommy Douglas: Building the New Society
Marguerite Paulin, René Lévesque: Charismatic Leader
Marguerite Paulin, Maurice Duplessis: Powerbroker, Politician
Raymond Plante, Jacques Plante: Behind the Mask
T.F. Rigelhof, George Grant: Redefining Canada
Tom Shardlow, David Thompson: A Trail by Stars
Arthur Slade, John Diefenbaker: An Appointment with Destiny
Roderick Stewart, Wilfrid Laurier: A Pledge for Canada
Sharon Stewart, Louis Riel: Firebrand
André Vanasse, Gabrielle Roy: A Passion for Writing
John Wilson, John Franklin: Traveller on Undiscovered Seas
John Wilson, Norman Bethune: A Life of Passionate Conviction
Rachel Wyatt, Agnes Macphail: Champion of the Underdog
TECUMSEH
DUNDURN PRESSTORONTO
Copyright © Jim Poling Sr., 2009
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Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication Poling, Jim (Jim R.) Tecumseh : shooting star, crouching panther / by Jim Poling Sr.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-55488-414-8
1. Tecumseh, Shawnee Chief, 1768-1813. 2. Shawnee
Indians--Kings and rulers--Biography. 3. Indians of North
America--Wars--Northwest, Old. 4. Indians of North
America--Wars--1812-1815. I. Title.
E99.S35T169 2009 974.004’973170092 C2009-900495-X
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We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council for our publishing program. We also acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program and The Association for the Export of Canadian Books, and the Government of Ontario through the Ontario Book Publishers Tax Credit program, and the Ontario Media Development Corporation.
