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First invaders the literary origins of British Columbia

First invaders the literary origins of British Columbia

Twigg, Alan, 1952-
Restricted EAudiobook (NNELS) 2014

The book recalls the drama and confusion arising from the initial contacts between Europeans, Americans and the First Nations on Canada's West Coast. The hub was Friendly Cove in Nootka Sound where Chief Maquinna oversaw the wheeling 'n' dealing - and where modern British Columbia was born.

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British Columbia Discovery and exploration Early works to 1800
British Columbia History Sources
Explorers British Columbia Biography Early works to 1800
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Audio Only digital file (6:40 hours) : mp3 mono
mono
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Restricted to use by people with documented print impairment
PLI 2005-02
Narrator: Bryon Johnsen
1553800184 Vancouver: Ronsdale Press, 2004
Control Number:
1199483
Other Authors:
BC Libraries Cooperative. National Network for Equitable Library Service, distributor
Johnsen, Bryon, narrator
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