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Handicapping the Canlit Sweepstakes / Patterns of Isolation in English Canadian Fiction by John Moss

When Mclelland and Stewart decided to enter John Moss's Patterns of

THe Settler's Wife: Mrs Traill Remembers

even from midstream

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As the sea wounds the shore

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T.D. Maclulich

Handicapping the Canlit Sweepstakes / Patterns of Isolation in English Canadian Fiction by John Moss

THe Settler's Wife: Mrs Traill Remembers

Immigrants

Settlers

The Drowning Man

As the Sea Wounds the Shore

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T.D. Maclulich

Handicapping the Canlit Sweepstakes / Patterns of Isolation in English Canadian Fiction by John Moss

THe Settler's Wife: Mrs Traill Remembers

Immigrants

Settlers

The Drowning Man

As the Sea Wounds the Shore