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BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971
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Some Aspects of the Education of Minorities: The Japanese in B.C., Lost Opportunity?
By Jorgen Dahlie
BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971 | p. 3-16
By Ian Parker
BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971 | p. 17-28
The Structure of British Columbia’s External Trade, 1939 and 1963
By J. E. Peters, Ronald A. Shearer
BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971 | p. 34-46
The Colored Inhabitants of Vancouver Island
By Philip S. Foner
BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971 | p. 29-33
By Adrie van Klaveren
BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971 | p. 47-50
Vancouver’s Svenskar: A History of the Swedish Community in Vancouver
By Patricia Roy
BC Studies no. 8 Winter 1970-1971 | p. 53-5
Jorgen Dahlie is a member of the Faculty of Education at U.B.C.
Philip Foner is Professor of History at Lincoln University, Pennsylvania.
Ian Parker teaches history at Mount View Senior Secondary School in Victoria.
J. E. Peters teaches at Cariboo College in Kamloops.
Ronald Shearer is a Professor of Economics at U.B.C.
Mark Sproule-Jones is with the Department of Political Science at the University of Victoria.
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