The Limits of Northern Identity: An Assessment of W. L. Morton's Northern Vision

Authors

  • Douglas A. West Lakehead University: Thunderbay, Ontario

Keywords:

W.L. Morton, Canadian political and economic development, Canadian North, Canadian politics, western historian, North American West, homesteading, colonial period, agrarian period, utopian period,

Author Biography

Douglas A. West, Lakehead University: Thunderbay, Ontario

Assistant Professor of Political Science

Co-editor of From Our Eyes: Learning From Indigenous Peoples

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Published

12/02/2015

Issue

No. 14: Summer 1995

Section

General Articles

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