Titlebook: Converting the Missionaries; The Wheeler Family a Nancy Bunge Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-51780-8La Pointe; Ojibwe; Native American; Indigenous; Odanah

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Nancy BungeWheelers’ experience with Ojibwe shows how engagement with a culture other than one’s own can enrich one’s life.Twenty-five years living with the Ojibwe jar the Wheeler children out of conventional pa

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and ,: Original Drama as Metadaptation,he support of Whites from the region and sending delegates to Washington, D.C. Usually missionaries side with the government in such disputes because they fear endangering its support. But the missionary Leonard Wheeler stands with the Ojibwe, helping them petition Luke Lea, the Commissioner of Indi

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Victorian Fictions and Victorian Nightmares,ith his theological instruction, he trains as a wheelwright, a job that requires a pragmatic rather than an ideological approach. And he never loses sight of his own flawed humanity, making it possible for him to move beyond righteousness. Harriet’s more limited education at the Ipswich Female Semin

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Kate Vitasek,Mike Ledyard,Karl Manrodt fertile land on the south shore of Lake Superior at a place the Ojibwe called .?offers more possibilities than the sand on Madeline Island. Wheeler builds a house there and waits to see if any Ojibwe follow. Enough Natives move there that they establish a place called Odanah, the Ojibwe word for co