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Reading on the Frontier Indians on Vacation by Thomas King Sonnet s Shakespeare by Sonnet L Abbé Teaching adults to read. Offering learning opportunities in remote locations. Distributing books free of charge. Who could doubt that these are good things to do, or that an organization which does them is benign? In 1999, a Canadian stamp commemorating the hundredth anniversary of Frontier College (formerly the Canadian Reading Camp Association or CRCA) featured the slogan “Education for all.” In its early years, the CRCA provided travelling libraries and reading rooms for workers in mining, railway, and lumber camps, and soon began to offer evening classes in English and other basic subjects. Today, Frontier College announces itself on its website as “a national charitable literacy organization.” It outlines an admirable student-centred philosophy, emphasizing mutual learning between student and tutor, and promising that “[w]e go where people are, rather

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