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Re: Dorothy Livesay and "Call My People Home" (with audio record

Submitted by Donna (not verified) on 2011, October 11 - 4:55pm.

I am trying to hear the poem read, but am havng great difficulty. I am a senior studying by disance ed. and taking an English course that includes a study of Dorothy Livesay. I am partnered with a Japanese-Canadian man, who mother and children found themselves in the Pacific Exhibition Hall as Japanese families were rounded up to be taken to internment camps.

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Dorothy Livesay and "Call My People Home" (with audio recording) By: ccundell (2 replies) 2008, October 23 - 1:28pm
  • Re: Dorothy Livesay and "Call My People Home" (with audio record By: digibot (2011 Oct 11 - 20:22)
  • Re: Dorothy Livesay and "Call My People Home" (with audio record By: Donna (2011 Oct 11 - 16:55)

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