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Binkley, Lisa Leanne.  Absences, bias, and new identities:  the representation of

            Aboriginal peoples in Ontario textbooks and curricula, 1988-1999.

            Kingston, Queen’s University, 2011.  127 p.  Illus.  [MA thesis]

  1. 36 -  “Figure 3.1 Étienne Brûlé à l'embouchure de la rivière Humber

                        (Jefferys,1942)”

          many refs. in text to Jefferys/Ryerson/Pierce

          http://qspace.library.queensu.ca/handle/1974/6871

          Accessed November 2, 2015



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