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BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981
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Sources of Change in the B.C. Party System
By Donald E. Blake, Richard Johnston, David J. Elkins
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 3-28
A Visit to Anglo-Saxon Antipodes
By Ernst von Hesse-wartegg
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 29-38
The B.C. Salmon Fishery: A Consideration of the Effects of Licensing
By Brian Hayward
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 39-51
Race and Class in British Columbia: A Reply
By W. Peter Ward
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 52
Manlike Monsters on Trial: Early Records and Modern Evidence
By Carol Farber
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 53-6
Old Trials and New Directions: Papers of the Third North American Fur Trade Conference
By Richard Glover
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 57-60
The Salish People: The Local Contribution of Charles Hill-Tout; Volumes I to IV
By Michael Kew
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 60-5
Along the No. 20 Line: Reminiscences of the Vancouver Waterfront
By Norbert MacDonald
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 65-7
Schooling and Society in 20th Century British Columbia
By Terry Eastwood
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 67-70
The End of Russian America: Captain P. N. Golovin’s Last Report, 1862
By James Gibson
BC Studies no. 50 Summer 1981 | p. 75-8
Donald Blake, David Elkins and Richard Johnston teach Political Science at the University of British Columbia.
Brian Hayward is a graduate student in Sociology at the University of British Columbia.
John Maass is an author and editor who lives in Philadelphia.
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