Self-published in 1985, Enos Montour’s Brown Tom’s Schooldays, tells the story of a young boy’s life at residential school. Drawn from Montour’s first-hand experiences at Mount Elgin Indian Residential School between 1910 and 1915, the book is an ironic play on “the school novel,” namely Thomas Hughes’ Tom Brown’s Schooldays.
Self-published in 1985, Enos Montour’s Brown Tom’s Schooldays, tells the story of a young boy’s life at residential school. Drawn from Montour’s first-hand experiences at Mount Elgin Indian Residential School between 1910 and 1915, the book is an ironic play on “the school novel,” namely Thomas Hughes’ Tom Brown’s Schooldays.
Enos T. Montour (1899–1984), BA, BD, DD (honoris causa) was a Delaware writer and United Church Minister from Six Nations of the Grand River. His work includes Brown Tom’s Schooldays, The Rockhound of New Jerusalem, and The Feathered U.E.L.s. Mary Jane Logan McCallum is Professor of History and Canada Research Chair at the University of Winnipeg. She teaches modern Indigenous history, especially First Nations health, education, labour, and social history.
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* Foreword: On A Personal Note, The Making of Brown Tom’s Schooldays, 1982–1984 by Elizabeth Graham * Introduction: Enos Montour, Brown Tom, and “Ontario Indian” Literature by Mary Jane Logan McCallum * Brown Tom’s Schooldays by Enos Montour * Chapter 1: Salad Days * Chapter 2: Brown Tom Arrives * Chapter 3: Brown Tom's Three Worlds * Chapter 4: The Milling Herd * Chapter 5: Loaf 'n' Lard * Chapter 6: Brown Tom Makes a Deal * Chapter 7: Too Big for Santa Claus * Chapter 8: Brown Tom's Happy Days * Chapter 9: Trial By Fire * Chapter 10: Brown Tom "Has It Bad" * Chapter 11: Brown Tom Gets Religion * Chapter 12: The Roar of Mighty Waters * Chapter 13: Happy Hunting Ground for Noah * Chapter 14: War Clouds Over Mt. Elgin * Chapter 15: Brown Tom "Arrives" * Afterword by Mary Anderson and Margaret McKenzie * Appendix 1: Glossary of Idioms and References in Brown Tom’s Schooldays * Appendix 2: Bibliography of Works by Enos Montour * Endnotes * Bibliography
* Foreword: On A Personal Note, The Making of Brown Tom’s Schooldays, 1982–1984 by Elizabeth Graham * Introduction: Enos Montour, Brown Tom, and “Ontario Indian” Literature by Mary Jane Logan McCallum * Brown Tom’s Schooldays by Enos Montour * Chapter 1: Salad Days * Chapter 2: Brown Tom Arrives * Chapter 3: Brown Tom's Three Worlds * Chapter 4: The Milling Herd * Chapter 5: Loaf 'n' Lard * Chapter 6: Brown Tom Makes a Deal * Chapter 7: Too Big for Santa Claus * Chapter 8: Brown Tom's Happy Days * Chapter 9: Trial By Fire * Chapter 10: Brown Tom "Has It Bad" * Chapter 11: Brown Tom Gets Religion * Chapter 12: The Roar of Mighty Waters * Chapter 13: Happy Hunting Ground for Noah * Chapter 14: War Clouds Over Mt. Elgin * Chapter 15: Brown Tom "Arrives" * Afterword by Mary Anderson and Margaret McKenzie * Appendix 1: Glossary of Idioms and References in Brown Tom’s Schooldays * Appendix 2: Bibliography of Works by Enos Montour * Endnotes * Bibliography
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