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The manuscript for Timber Wolves was completed in 1961, but remained unpublished when J.P. Bertrand died in 1964. Despite having been written over 35 years ago, Bertrand’s work remains exceedingly valuable, primarily due to his close association with and in-depth knowledge of his subject. Indeed, references to the manuscript have appeared in almost every study … Read more
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Operating from an industrial base south of Fort William’s downtown, the Copp Stove Company was the Lakehead’s foremost foundry and manufacturer of kitchen equipment in the early twentieth century. William J. Copp was an English industrialist who moved to the Province of Canada in 1842. Settling in Hamilton, Copp turned to the trade of manufacturing … Read more
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