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BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974

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BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974

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In This Issue

article

The Emergence of the Socialist Movement in British Columbia

By A. R. McCormack

political parties socialism trade unions

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 3-27

article

A Report on Health Insurance: 1919

By D. L. Matters

health insurance

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 28-32

article

European Financial Capital and British Columbia: An Essay on the Role of the Regional Entrepreneur

By Donald G. Paterson

business economy international relations

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 33-47

Review

Flood Tide of Empire: Spain and the Pacific Northwest, 1543-1819

By Christon Archer

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 48-53

Review

British Columbia: One Hundred Years of Geographical Change

By Charles Forward

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 53-5

Review

Residential and Neighborhood Studies in Victoria

By David Ley

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 55-8

Review

“Haida Burial Practices…;” Jerome S. Cybulski, “The Gust Island Burial Shelter: Physical Anthropology;” Archaeological Survey of Canada Mercury Series (Paper No. 9.)

By Donald Mitchell

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 59-60

Review

B.C. Rail Guides

By Patricia Roy

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 pp. 60-1

Bibliography

BC Studies no. 21 Spring 1974 | Bibliography of British Columbia

Prepared By Frances M. Woodward

Contributors

D. L. Matters is a recent graduate of the University of Victoria, presently studying the origins and development of social welfare institutions in British Columbia.

A. Ross McCormack is an historian at the University of Winnipeg.

D. G. Paterson teaches Economics at the University of British Columbia.

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