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the rise and fall of newsprint in Ontario, 1894-1932
xv, 404 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.
The natural and political landscapes -- "Intent upon getting grain-growing settlers upon the new land": the liberals, 1894-1905 -- "We have been most lenient in allowing the company to run on" -- "The jack-ass methods of that department" -- "This government should ... exercise responsibility of dealing with tenders" -- "Established industries which ... have but scant supply" -- "For political purposes" -- "Political connections ... of the strongest kind" -- "Excluded from the area given to Spruce Falls" -- "No definite commitment has ever been made by this department" -- "A policy which had cost Ontario's industry a good and plenty" -- Conclusion: "The availability of wood for industry is ambiguous."
Includes bibliographical references and index.