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Regionalism in Quebec Fiction: Ringuet’s Trente arpents (Part One)
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Colonization & The Revenge of the Cradles
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Regionalism in Quebec’s Literature: Thirty Acres
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Ringuet’s Trente arpents (First Part)
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