The Doukhobor People : A Tribute To Good Citizens

The Doukhobor People : A Tribute To Good CitizensThe Doukhobor People : A Tribute To Good Citizens, Ken Morrow Morrow states his intention to offer a balanced portrait of a people frequently defined by controversy rather than conviction. The book traces the origins of the Doukhobor social and spiritual movement in Russia, outlining its theological foundations, communal ideals, and early conflicts with state authority. It follows the emigration to Canada at the close of the nineteenth century and the

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timely examination of Canada’s relationship with its Arctic

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the book recounts their 1935 championship run and highlights how their success quietly challenged baseball’s color barrier and reflected a vision of equality ahead of its time

This volume contains fifteen papers originally presented at the Canadian Centennial Wheat Symposium