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BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975

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BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975

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article

Home County and Clan Origins of Overseas Chinese in Canada in the Early 1880s

By David Chuen-Yan Lai

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 3-29

article

‘Not a Matter of Regret’: Granville’s Response to Seymour’s Death

By Kent M. Haworth, Charles Maier

Colony of British Columbia

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 62-66

article

Class, Regional, and Institutional Sources of Social Conflict in B.C.

By Patricia Marchak

business Identities, Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality Identities, Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality Identities, Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality labour force

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 30-49

article

Magico-Religious Elements in the Traditional Beliefs of Maillardville, B.C.

By Monique Layton

French Canadians Maillardville oral tradition oral tradition religion religion

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 50-61

Review

The Forge Glows Red: From Blacksmith to Revolutionary

By Ivan Avakumovic

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 67-9

Review

British Columbia Chronicle 1778-1846, Adventurers by Sea and Land

By W. Lamb

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 69-72

Review

Whistle Up the Inlet

By Walter D. Young

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 pp. 72-3

Bibliography

BC Studies no. 27 Autumn 1975 | Bibliography of British Columbia

Prepared By Frances M. Woodward

Contributors

Kent Haworth and Charles Maier are graduate students in the Histoiy Department at the University of Victoria

David Chuen-Yan Lai teaches geography at the University of Victoria and has published extensively on the Chinese community in British Columbia.

Monique Layton is an anthropology student at the University of British Columbia.

Patricia Marchak is a sociologist at the University of British Columbia. Her book, Ideological Perspectives on Canada, was published this year by McGraw-Hill Ryerson.

We acknowledge that we live and work on unceded Indigenous territories and we thank the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for their hospitality.