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The Wider World in the Peripheral Vision of Historians in Canada

June 19, 2013 June 18, 2013 6 Comments on The Wider World in the Peripheral Vision of Historians in Canada

Luke Clossey on the state of the historical profession in Canada: 75% of historians work on the history of the West, a nebulous place containing only 15% of the global population.

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