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L'Obomsawin
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Sioux Junction est un village qui se meurt. Son seul titre de gloire : Thomas Obomsawin, peintre autochtone devenu célèbre jusqu’à Paris. Or, il est accusé d’avoir incendié la maison familiale. Son procès, pour le moins inusité, cause des maux de tête aux propriétaires de l’hôtel des Draveurs et transforme l’allure de Sioux Junction, ville ouvrière où il ne se passe &agra
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| Release date | September 28th 2020 |
| Language | French |
| Publisher | PRISE DE PAROLE |
| Collection | Bibliothèque canadienne-frança |
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| Number of pages | 196 pages |
| Composition | Single-component retail product |
| Support | Paperback / softback |
| Measure | 19.1 cm (Height), 12.7 cm (Width) |
| Accessibility | No information is available regarding the accessibility of the format Paper No information is available regarding the accessibility of the format PDF See information regarding the accessibility of the format EPUB |
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- The EPUB contains a table of contents allowing readers to navigate throughout the entire book.
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- The EPUB contains short descriptions of non-textual elements such as images and videos.
- The EPUB is arranged in a logical reading order.
- This is what the publisher says about the accessibility of the EPUB: This publication conforms to WCAG 2.0 Level AA.
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- The EPUB does not prevent the use of any of the accessibility features offered by the device or reading software, except for the restrictions imposed by DRM protection.
The subjects of this book, according to our reading robot Tamis
- Charlemagne ·
- Daniel Poliquin ·
- Lord Byron ·
- Sioux ·
- Inde ·
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