John E. Foster
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John E. Foster was a teacher and researcher who played a vital role in the development of western Canadian history as a field of historical inquiry. In addition to his many writings, he contributed to the Canadian Encyclopedia.
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Publications (2)
Buffalo (1992)
Buffalo conjure up the West the way no other symbol can. They hold a special place in our culture and imagination. In this prize-winning collection, writers reveal the buffalo in plains ecology and culture from prehistoric times to its present and uncertain future.
The Developing West Essays on Canadian History in Honor of Lewis H. Thomas (1983)
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