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The Student Campaign of 1922 to ‘Build the University’ of British Columbia  

By John Rodenhizer

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Pages 21-37

Terms | University of British Columbia

Approaches to the Study of the Chinese in British Columbia  

By William E. Willmott

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Pages 38-52

Terms | chinese

The Investigation of Fort Defiance: Verifications of the Site  

By Mitchell H. Donald

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Pages 43179

Terms | archaeology maritime history Fort Defiance Vancouver Island

Guests never leave hungry: The autobiography of James Sewid, a Kawkiutl Indian

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Pages 55-8

The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, 1919-1965

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Pages 58-62

Victoria: The fort

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Pages 62-3

The Canadian Indian: The illustrated story of the great tribes of Canada

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Pages 63-7

Exploiting our Economic Potential

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Pages 53-4

Guests never leave hungry: The autobiography of James Sewid, a Kawkiutl Indian

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 4, Spring 1970

By Ronald Gose

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Pages 55-8

The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, 1919-1965

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 4, Spring 1970

By Barry Leach

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Pages 58-62

Victoria: The fort

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 4, Spring 1970

By James Stanton

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Pages 62-3

The Canadian Indian: The illustrated story of the great tribes of Canada

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 4, Spring 1970

By Michael Kew

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Pages 63-7

Exploiting our Economic Potential

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 4, Spring 1970

By Paul Phillips

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Pages 53-4

BC Studies no. 4 Spring 1970 | Bibliography of British Columbia  

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Prepared By Frances M. Woodward

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Donald H. Mitchell is with the Department of Anthropology at the University of Victoria. He has recently published an archeological study in Syesis.

John Rodenhizer is a graduate of the Department of History at the University of British Columbia and is presently completing his studies in the Faculty of Education.

W. E. Willmott teaches anthropology at the University of British Columbia and is a student of Chinese communities of Canada and Southeast Asia.