A Passion for Identity: Introduction to Canadian StudiesEli Mandel, David Taras Includes chapter on the north pp.387-98 incorporating "Contemporary native life: images and realities" by Michael Asch. |
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Preface | 7 |
Conclusion from The Fur Trade in Canada Harold Innis | 26 |
The Relevance of Canadian History W L Morton | 37 |
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