The Blacks in Canada: A History, Second Edition (Carleton Library Series) (Volume 192)
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The Blacks in Canada: A History, Second Edition (Carleton Library Series) (Volume 192)

by Robin W. Winks

social history Canadian history African Diaspora
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The Blacks in Canada: A History, Second Edition, delves into the rich tapestry of Black contributions to Canadian society. Part of the Carleton Library Series, this volume by Robin W. Winks chronicles pivotal moments and enduring impacts, available as a used book in good condition for scholarly exploration.

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This second edition offers a detailed examination of the Black experience in Canada, presented as part of the esteemed Carleton Library Series, Volume 192.

Authored by Robin W. Winks, the book provides an authoritative overview of historical developments and contributions.

As a used book in good condition, it remains accessible for readers interested in Canadian heritage and multicultural narratives.

The work highlights key aspects of Black history within the Canadian context, fostering greater understanding of societal evolution.

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