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BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995
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Partisan Realignment in British Columbia: The Case of the Provincial Liberal Party
By Donald E. Blake, R. Kenneth Carty
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 61-74
Visions of Agriculture in British Columbia
By David Demeritt
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 29-59
The Nlha7kapmx Meeting at Lytton, 1879, and the Rule of Law
By Douglas Harris
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 5-25
“Reading” Rock Art: One Sense/Many Senses
By Wendy Wickwire, Michael M'Gonigle
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 75-93
“Reading” Rock Art: One Sense/Many Senses
By Wendy Wickwire
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 75-93
Tangled Webs of History: Indians and the Law in Canada’s Pacific Coast Fisheries
By Douglas Sanders
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 94-9
Cork Lines and Canning Lines: The Glory Years of Fishing on the West Coast
By James Conley
BC Studies no. 108 Winter 1995 | p. 105-6
Don Blake is a Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of British Columbia.
Ken Carty is a Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of British Columbia.
David Demerrit is a doctoral student in Geography at the University of British Columbia.
Douglas Harris is a lawyer living in Vancouver and a recent graduate of the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto.
Michael McGonigle is a Professor in the Faculty of Law and the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Victoria.
Wendy Wickwire teaches in the Department of History and the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Victoria.
Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun is a Coast Salish artist living in Vancouver.
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