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More Than a Paycheque: Place Memory and Belonging in a Former Mill Town - Steven High
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More Than a Paycheque: Place Memory and Belonging in a Former Mill Town
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Format: hardcover
ISBN: 9781442640832 (1442640839)
Publisher: University Of Toronto Press
Edition language: English
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More Than A Paycheque: Place Memory And ... More Than A Paycheque: Place Memory And Belonging In A Former Mill Town - Steven High
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