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Nell Shipman Nude Scene – Back to God’s Country Movie – Pioneer Woman

Posted on August 1, 2016 by Brian Alan Burhoe

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Nell Shipman movie nude scene. Nell Shipman Nude Scene — Complete Moving Picture World & Vancouver World Ads WARNING: This page contains images of nudity. Some modern viewers may be amused, bemused or even tickled pink. Is The Nude … Continue reading →

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CANUCK MOVIES Mounties, Nell Shipman, Canadian Spirit & Movie Tariffs

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Canuck Movies: The best Canadian Movies. A Rant. CANUCK MOVIES: Mounties, Nell Shipman, Canadian Spirit & Movie Tariffs — A Patriot’s Rant Nell Shipman & Brownie in BACK TO GOD’S COUNTRY CANUCK MOVIES: Mounties, Nell Shipman & the Best … Continue reading →

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GREATEST WRITERS OF MOUNTIE FICTION Top 10 Authors Canadian Mounted Police

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Canadian Mountie Fiction — a Literary History. How did a handful of real-life Policemen become National Mythic Heroes? Meet the Top 10 Writers of Mountie Fiction! “No other nation owes its primary Mythology to such a mix of international writers! … Continue reading →

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Marlice van Vuuren – Cheetah Rescuer

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Brian Alan Burhoe

The Cheetah Rescuer… Marlice van Vuuren – Cheetah Rescuer “I knew that my husband-to-be was the right one for me when I introduced him to the baboons on the farm. Their reaction toward him was friendly and that’s when … Continue reading →

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Famous Bears in Fact & Fiction – Gentle Ben to Grizzly Adams

Posted on August 13, 2015 by Brian Alan Burhoe

What are the Most Famous Bears? Who was the most famous bear? Gentle Giants: Famous Bears in Fact & Fiction – from Ben to Bozo Bear Famous Bears in Fact & Fiction – Gentle Ben to Grizzly Adams “If you … Continue reading →

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The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties: From Corporal Cameron to Sergeant Preston

Posted on May 29, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Pulp Fiction Heroes… Pulp Fiction Mounties… The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties: From Corporal Cameron to Sergeant Preston “We want men, and we want men like you. You could enlist as a constable and … Continue reading →

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Women Pioneers of Animal Rights: from Mary Tealby & Nell Shipman to Ingrid Newkirk & Laureen Harper

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Animal Rights Movement… It’s the right time for Animal Rights! Women Pioneers of Animal Rights Nell Shipman & Brownie “Nature and her wild children would act for me — not as animated puppets but living, breathing images of … Continue reading →