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BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986

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BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986

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article

Building Submarines for Russia in Burrard Inlet

By W. Kaye Lamb

defence military history Russia Vancouver

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 3-26

article

“A Much-needed Class of Labour”: The Economy and Income of the Southern Interior Plateau Indians, 1897-1910

By James K. Burrows

aboriginal people aboriginal people agriculture interior labour force Salish

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 27-46

Review

The CPR West: The Iron Road and the Making of a Nation

By H.V. Nelles

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 47-8

Review

Stumped: The Forest Industry in Transition

By J.V. Thirgood

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 49-51

Review

Warriors of the North Pacific

By Kenneth Coates

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 52-4

Review

The War Against the Seals: A History of the North American Seal Fishery

By Donald Paterson

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 54-6

Review

Tales from the Canadian Rockies

By David Smyth

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 56-7

Review

Ocean/Paper/Stone: The Catalogue of an exhibition of printed objects which chronicle more than a century of literary publishing in British Columbia

By Laurie Ricou

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 pp. 57-9

Bibliography

BC Studies no. 71 Autumn 1986 | Bibliography of British Columbia

Prepared By Eve Szabo

Contributors

James K. Burrows is registered in the Archival Studies Program at the University of British Columbia.
W. Kaye Lamb, former Dominion Archivist, has recently edited Captain George Vancouver’s Journals for the Hakluyt Society.

We acknowledge that we live and work on unceded Indigenous territories and we thank the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for their hospitality.