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Articles in Summer 1994 issue of Journal of Canadian Studies

• Double-talking // Review
  by Hutcheon, Linda
• Between war & peace in Central America: choices for Canada // Review
  by North, Liisa
• Point-counterpoint: the polyhistorical mind: a story as sharp as a knife, part 3 (19th century Haida poets)
  by Bringhurst, Robert
• Critical approaches to the fiction of Margaret Laurence // Review
  by Nicholson, Colin
• Introducing Margaret Atwood's Surfacing: a reader's guide // Review
  by Woodcock, George
• Mistaking liberalism for feminism: Spousal support in Canada
  by Hough, Janet
• More questions of balance (Reflections on the Cameron Report)
  by Lacombe, Michele
• Northern Shadows: Canadians & Central America // Review
  by McFarlane, Peter
• Nation, identity, rights: Reflections on W. L. Morton's Canadian Identity
  by Cook, Ramsay
• Re(Dis)covering our foremothers: nineteenth-century Canadian women writers // Review
  by McMullen, Lorraine
• Aid as peacemaker: Canadian development assistance & Third World conflicts // Review
  by Miller, Robert
• Canada & the crisis in Central America // Review
  by Lemco, Jonathan
• Canada & the Americas/Canada & les Ameriques // Review
• Writing in the father's house: the emergence of the feminine in the Quebec literary tradition // Review
  by Smart, Patricia
• Political space and economic space: Quebec and the empire of the St. Lawrence
  by Heintzman, Ralph
• "The pleasure is exquisite but violent": the imaginary geography of Niagara Falls in the nineteenth century
  by Dubinsky, Karen
• Controlling the uncontrollable: the fiction of Alice Munro // Review
  by Carrington, Ildiko D
• Canadian-Caribbean relations: aspects of a relationship // Review
  by Tennyson, Brian D
• Harold Innis's dialectical triad
  by Comor, Edward
• Pragmatism over principle: The Canadian neutrality league, 1938-39
  by Lenarcic, David A
• pioneer woman: a Canadian character type // Review, The
  by Thompson, Elizabeth
• Idealized middle-class sport for a young nation: Lacrosse in nineteenth-century Ontario towns, 1871-1891
  by Bouchier, Nancy B