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  1. Ontario: Ours to Discover
  2. Michael Peterman
  3. pp. 3-4
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  1. Order and Experience: Patterns of Religious Metaphor in Early Nineteenth Century Upper Canada
  2. William Westfall
  3. pp. 5-24
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  1. Philosophy and Denominationalism in Ontario
  2. Leslie Armour
  3. pp. 25-38
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  1. The Aesthetic Mapping of Nature in the Second Franklin Expedition
  2. I.S. MacLaren
  3. pp. 39-57
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  1. Friends and Foes: The Kingston Elite and the War of 1812—A Case Study in Ambivalence
  2. Jane Errington
  3. pp. 58-79
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  1. Gilbert Parker and the Rebellion of 1837
  2. Elizabeth Waterston
  3. pp. 80-89
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  1. Moral Nationalism in Victorian Canada: The Case of Agnes Machar
  2. Ruth Compton Brouwer
  3. pp. 90-108
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  1. The Roots of Fantasy: Document and Invention in Robertson Davies’s Fiction
  2. W.J. Keith
  3. pp. 109-119
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  1. Pandora’s Box and Female Survival: Margaret Atwood’s Bodily Harm
  2. Roberta Rubenstein
  3. pp. 120-135
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  1. Of Parasites and Governors: Christopher Dewdney’s Poetry
  2. Robert Lecker
  3. pp. 136-152
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  1. The Great Brain Robbery: Canada’s Universities on the Road to Ruin by David J. Bercuson, Robert Bothwell, and J.L. Granatstein, and: Some Questions of Balance: Human Resources, Higher Education and Canadian Studies by Thomas H.B. Symons, and James E. Page, and: Ontario Universities: Options and Futures (review)
  2. Blair Neatby
  3. pp. 153-154
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  1. Women Have Nothing to Gain from a Harvard of the North
  2. Ruth Roach Pierson
  3. pp. 154-161
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  1. Mountie versus Outlaw: Inventing the Western Hero
  2. Robert Thacker
  3. pp. 161-169
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  1. New Books
  3. pp. 170-172
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  1. Annual Index — Volume 19 — 1984
  3. pp. 174-176
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