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BC Studies no. 67 Autumn 1985

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Articles

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B.C. Capitalism and the Empire of the Pacific  

By Philip Resnick

Pages 28-46

Terms | forestry business trade and commerce international relations Japan

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

By W.H. New

Pages 3-28

Terms | Carr Emily literature

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“Ninstints” Village: A Case of Mistaken Identity  

By Steven Acheson

Pages 47-56

Terms | aboriginal culture Haida Ninstints Village Queen Charlotte Islands

Book Reviews

Book Review

North American Indian Designs

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By Judy Hall

Pages 57-9

Book Review

Cedar

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 67, Autumn 1985  

By Margaret Anderson

Pages 59-62

Book Review

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

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 67, Autumn 1985  

By Douglas Hudson

Pages 62-9

Book Review

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

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 67, Autumn 1985  

By Christon Archer

Pages 72-5

Book Review

Above Tide: Reflections on Roderick Haig-Brown

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 67, Autumn 1985  

By George Woodcock

Pages 75-6

Book Review

One Union in Wood

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By Christina Nichol

Pages 76-8

Contributors

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.