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decline and modern rebirth-in both the United States and Canada

The Village of the Small Houses : A Memoir of Sorts Kristen den Hartog private gardens and even underwaterDescription In 1959, just one step ahead of the law, Ian Ferguson's parents left the sophisticated big city life of Edmonton and ended up 846 km due north in Fort Vermilion, the third poorest community in Canada. It was meant to be a temporary move. Like their neighbours, the Ferguson kids Ian and his six brothers and sisters grew up without indoor plumbing, central heating or electricity. In Village of the Small Houses, Ferguson has crafted a