British Columbia: An Illustrated History

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This accurate, colourful history chronicles how people have lived, worked, struggled and enjoyed themselves while settling Canada's most intriguing province: from the struggles of native populations to the narratives of the early European explorers; from the development of resource-based insutries to the environmental battles; from the adventurous men of the fur trade to the native women working in the canneries; from the powerful coal and railway barons to striking union members; from De Cosmos to Bennett to Harcourt, this is a fascinating and entertaining introduction to the characters and events of British Columbia's history.

Author Geoffrey Molyneux

IdentifierLIB.00060

PublisherVancouver, BC : Polestar Press, Inc.

Date1992

ISBN0919591183

General Material DesignationPrint and published material

LanguageEnglish

Location / Box-Folder Media Room and Library

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