The League for Social Reconstruction and the development of a Canadian socialism, 1932–1936
@article{Horn1972TheLF,
title={The League for Social Reconstruction and the development of a Canadian socialism, 1932–1936},
author={Michiel Horn},
journal={Journal of Canadian Studies/Revue d'{\'e}tudes canadiennes},
year={1972},
volume={7},
pages={17 - 3}
}3 Citations
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