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Brian Gobbett1999

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Who Killed Canadian History?

Brian Gobbett · J. L. Granatstein

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Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy Canadian Identity and History Philosophy, History, and Historiography

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Year1999

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Published1999-02-01

VenueThe History Teacher

ISSN-L0018-2745

Languageen

Citations189

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