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BC Studies no. 77 Spring 1988

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Articles

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Liquor and Liberals: Patronage and Government Control in British Columbia, 1920-1928  

By Robert A. Campbell

Pages 30-53

Terms | liquor and drugs prohibition federal-provincial relations government control Liberal Party

Book Reviews

Book Review

Monopoly’s Moment, The Organization and Regulation of Canadian Utilities, 1830-1930

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By Patricia Marchak

Pages 65-6

Book Review

Will to Power: The Missionary Career of Father Morice

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By Kenneth Coates

Pages 67-9

Book Review

British Columbia: Visions of the Promised Land

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By Laurie Ricou

Pages 69-71

Book Review

Solidarity: The Rise and Fall of an Opposition in British Columbia

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By Philip Resnick

Pages 71-3

Book Review

British Columbia Prehistory

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By Dale Croes

Pages 73-5

Book Review

Lights of the Inside Passage

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By Dan Curtis

Pages 75-7

Book Review

Gordon Shrum: An Autobiography

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By P. Waite

Pages 77-9

Contributors

Contributors

Robert Campbell teaches history at Capilano College and is writing a history of government liquor control in British Columbia.

Joan N. Fraser is Public Services Librarian, Law Library, University of Victoria.

Jeremy Mouat is a doctoral student at the University of British Columbia and a member of the editorial collective that produced Working Lives (Vancouver: New Star Books, 1985). His major research interests are mining history and the comparative study of the “settler dominions.”