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Language
English
Pages
169

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Subjects
Canadian Foreign public opinion, Foreign public opinion, Canadian, Government relations, History, Indians of North America, Relations
Places
Canada, United States
Times
1869-1934

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White savagery: some Canadian reaction to American Indian policy, 1867-1885
1972
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Thesis (M.A.) - Queen's University, 1971

Bibliography: leaves [164]-169

Microfilm. Ottawa : Central Microfilm Unit, Public Archives of Canada, 1972. -- 1 reel ; 35 mm. Canadian theses on microfilm ; no. 10010

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Microform
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3, 169 leaves
Number of pages
169

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OL20376781M

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