Untold North American History and the Myth of Conservation
This excerpt argues that historical truth about Indigenous peoples and Metis is complex, noting Vestal’s 1934 accounts of Metis incursions into Sioux territory, buffalo slaughter, and deadly intertribal conflicts. It questions modern labels of savagery and suggests brutal animal and human acts occurred, challenging idealized nature narratives.
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Questioning History And Truth In Public Discourse
A columnist urges readers to question sources and avoid glossing over past wrongs. They note that no political or cultural group is purely good and warn that myths spread when people stop seeking facts. The piece stresses truth as essential for freedom.
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Running Away From School and Obedience Lessons
A memory of a child in elementary school who left class to fetch a forgotten reader. The author recalls walking away from the school, crossing roads and a river, before being retrieved by a stern father and met with supportive teacher mercy. The tale frames facing tough choices and learning from consequences.
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