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BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978

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BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978

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In This Issue

article

British Columbia’s Anti-Nazi Germans: The Tupper Creek Refugees

By J. F. Wagner

Germans immigration immigration Peace River District

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 3-19

article

Chinese Imprints in British Columbia

By David Chuen-Yan Lai

chinese gold rush gold rush heritage

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 20-29

article

‘We cannot allow it to be run by those who do not understand education’: Agricultural Schooling in the Twenties

By David C. Jones

agriculture children education environment Gender Gender

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 30-60

article

Things That Go Bump in the Order: A Review Article

By Marjorie M. Halpin

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 67-74

Review

By Alan Artibise

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 67-9

Review

Old Wooden Buildings

By Sydney W. Jackman

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 69-71

Review

McCulloch’s Wonder-The Story of the Kettle Valley Railway

By T.D. Regehr

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 pp. 71-4

Bibliography

BC Studies no. 39 Autumn 1978 | Bibliography of British Columbia

Prepared By Frances M. Woodward

Contributors

Jonathan F. Wagner is a member of the Department of History at the University of Winnipeg.

David Lai teaches Geography at the University of Victoria.

David C. Jones is in the Canadian Studies Program in the Department of Educational Foundations at the University of Calgary.

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