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BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976
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In This Issue
Class, Regional, and Institutional Sources of Party Support Within British Columbia
By Daniel J. Koenig, Trevor B. Proverbs
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 19-28
Arms and Men on the Northwest Coast 1774-1825
By Robin Fisher
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 3-18
A Rejoinder to Donald Mitchell’s Review of Indian Petroglyphs of the Pacific Northwest
By Beth Hill
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 29-31
Reading the Rocks: the Story of the Geological Survey of Canada 1842- 1972
By David Breen
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 32-4
By Robert Watt
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 35-7
Success and Failure: Indians in Urban Societies
By Mark Nagler
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 37-9
Social Trends in Greater Vancouver: A Study of a North American Metropolis
By Chris McNiven
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 40-3
The Reminiscences of Doctor John Sebastian Helmcken
By Barry Gough
BC Studies no. 29 Spring 1976 pp. 48-51
Robin Fisher is a member of the History Department at Simon Fraser University.
Daniel J. Koenig is an assistant professor of sociology and Trevor Proverbs is a full-time research officer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Victoria.
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