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041			_aeng
080			_a94(71)
090			_a94(71) _bB46
100			_aBercuson D. J. _924956
245			_aColonies. Canada to 1867 _cDavid J. Bercuson, Kerry Abel, Donald Harman Akenson et al.
260			_aToronto _aMontreal _aNew York _bMcGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited _c1992
300			_a538 p.
520			_aThis comprehensive academic textbook provides a detailed exploration of Canada's history from the pre-contact era to the formation of the Confederation in 1867. Moving beyond traditional political narratives, the authors employ a multi-faceted approach that integrates social, economic, and regional perspectives. Key themes include the dynamics of French and British colonial rule, the pivotal role of Indigenous peoples, the evolution of gender roles, and the complexities of early urban and industrial development. It serves as an essential resource for students and historians seeking a nuanced understanding of the diverse forces that shaped early Canadian society.
650			_2UDC _a94 Історія загалом _940
700	1		_aAbel K. _924957
700	1		_aAkenson D. H. _924958
700	1		_aBaskerville P. A. _924959
700	1		_aBumster J. M. _924960
700	1		_aReid J. G. _924961
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