Acadiensis, Volumes 15-16Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1985 - Atlantic Provinces |
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By the 1910s , when emigration was at its highest in Newfoundland , the West Coast joined these longstanding areas of out - migration , but the traditional inshore fishing areas of the East and North - East coast still showed lower ...
By the 1910s , when emigration was at its highest in Newfoundland , the West Coast joined these longstanding areas of out - migration , but the traditional inshore fishing areas of the East and North - East coast still showed lower ...
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Out - migration was also high from the " open " and well - connected districts with traditional mercantile links with the Maritimes and New England . It was much less pronounced in the most distant , traditional , inward - looking ...
Out - migration was also high from the " open " and well - connected districts with traditional mercantile links with the Maritimes and New England . It was much less pronounced in the most distant , traditional , inward - looking ...
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... HISTORIOGRAPHICAL QUESTION of the 1980s results from the research activity of the 1970s : What are the relationships among the new subfields of social history and between these subfields and the traditional " grand events " ?
... HISTORIOGRAPHICAL QUESTION of the 1980s results from the research activity of the 1970s : What are the relationships among the new subfields of social history and between these subfields and the traditional " grand events " ?
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