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Nov 4, 2026
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'I felt his love': Returned prayer book connects Cape Breton Mi'kmaw family to their ancestor
Original article ↗B.I.A.S. ANALYSIS
NOT DETERMINED
No bias signal detected in this article — this is not a finding of neutrality.
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Excerpt from SaltWire Network
Seventy-eight leaves of paper with Mi’kmaw petroglyphs and hieroglyphs throughout. A family marking signaling ownership. Watermarks pinning the volume’s origin all the way back to 1836. Now displayed at the Wagmatcook Culture and Heritage Centre, this 19th-century Mi’kmaw prayer book was officially rematriated back into the community. The last known Wagmatcook-based owner of the book, […]
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