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BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985

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BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985

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article

B.C. Capitalism and the Empire of the Pacific

By Philip Resnick

business forestry forestry forestry forestry international relations Japan trade and commerce

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 28-46

article

A Piece of the Continent, A Part of the Main: Some Comments on B.C. Literature

By W.H. New

Carr, Emily Carr, Emily literature

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 3-28

article

“Ninstints” Village: A Case of Mistaken Identity

By Steven Acheson

aboriginal culture Haida Ninstints Village Queen Charlotte Islands

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 47-56

Review

North American Indian Designs

By Judy Hall

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 57-9

Review

By Margaret Anderson

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 59-62

Review

The Tsimshian: Images of the Past: Views for the Present

By Douglas Hudson

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 62-9

Review

Early Maritime Artists of the Pacific Northwest Coast, 1741-1841

By Christon Archer

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 72-5

Review

Above Tide: Reflections on Roderick Haig-Brown

By George Woodcock

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 75-6

Review

One Union in Wood

By Christina Nichol

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 pp. 76-8

Bibliography

BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985 | Bibliography of British Columbia

Prepared By Eve Szabo

Contributors

Steven B. Acheson is a Research Officer in the Resource Management Division of the Heritage Conservation Branch in Victoria

W. H. New is a member of the Department of English at the University of British Columbia and editor of Canadian Literature.
Philip Resnick is a member of the Department of Political Science 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.