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The Canadian West : social change and economic development
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The Canadian West : social change and economic development

Collection of papers which were read at the eighth annual Western Canadian Studies Conference.--p. [5]. 
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Date 1977 
Creator Klassen, Henry Cornelius. personal
Contributor Western Canadian Studies Conference (8th : University of Calgary : 1976). corporate 
Place Alberta, Canada
Subject Prairie Provinces--Economic conditions--Congresses, Prairie Provinces--Social conditions--Congresses
Source Alberta--Calgary 
Collection Local Histories
Sub-Collection Alberta
Extent 220 p. ; 23 cm. 
Genre Books
Unique identifier CU14313736 
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Attribution "The Canadian West : social change and economic development", 1977, (CU14313736) by Klassen, Henry Cornelius. personal. Courtesy of Local Histories Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.