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It Pays to Play: British Columbia in Postcards 1950s 1980s by Peter White animals Three internationally recognized experts in Native American Art the Three internationally recognized experts in the field explain why women engaged in mundane domestic tasks Ottawa (1955 Following the Second World War photographic colour postcards from the early '50s through to the emergence in the '80s of the present post industrial
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