An edition of The collapse of the saltfish trade and Newfoundland's integration into the North American economy (1976)

The collapse of the saltfish trade and Newfoundland's integration into the North American economy.

Presented to the Canadian Historical Association, Quebec City, 1976.

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An edition of The collapse of the saltfish trade and Newfoundland's integration into the North American economy (1976)

The collapse of the saltfish trade and Newfoundland's integration into the North American economy.

Presented to the Canadian Historical Association, Quebec City, 1976.

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Maritime History Group, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects

Economic conditions, Fish trade, History, Newfoundland
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Cover of: The collapse of the saltfish trade and Newfoundland's integration into the North American economy.
The collapse of the saltfish trade and Newfoundland's integration into the North American economy.: Presented to the Canadian Historical Association, Quebec City, 1976.
1976, Maritime History Group, Memorial University of Newfoundland
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St. John's, Nfld

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36 leaves. ;
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36

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OL18852930M

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