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Title

Nova Scotia

Names

Bruce, Harry
McGowan, Gordon

Created / Published

Toronto : A. Hawke, c1975.

Headings

- Nova Scotia--Pictorial works

Medium

[96] p. : chiefly col. ill. ; 28 cm.

Call Number/Physical Location

F1037.8 .N68

Library of Congress Control Number

74084530

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https://lccn.loc.gov/74084530

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Bruce, Harry, and Gordon McGowan. Nova Scotia. Toronto: A. Hawke, 1975.

APA citation style:

Bruce, H. & McGowan, G. (1975) Nova Scotia. Toronto: A. Hawke.

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Bruce, Harry, and Gordon McGowan. Nova Scotia. Toronto: A. Hawke, 1975.

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