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Quebec Since 1930
by Paul-André Linteau, Jean-Claude Robert, and René Durocher
translated by Robert Chodos and Ellen Garmaise
The second of this major two-volume history of the province, Quebec Since 1930 provides a concise account of political life while also exploring its social, economic, and cultural revolution.
The second of this major two-volume history of the province, Quebec Since 1930 provides a concise account of political life while also exploring its social, economic, and cultural revolution. The book emphasizes long-term developments, and is the definitive history of Quebec from the Depression to the present.
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René Durocher
Robert Chodos
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