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ISSUE : Issue 73
Published by Ronald Caplan on 1998/6/1
Cape Breton's Magazine, ISSUE 72:
• Anna Blufarb's Second World War • Silver Donald Cameron: The One That Got Away • A Visit with Ashley Maclsaac's Parents, Creignish • "The Sea Riders"—Cape Breton's 1922 Movie • Ghost Fishing: One Voice from the Groundfish Disaster • From Boxer "Sailor" Don McKinnon's Autobiography • Memories of Giant MacAskill, in English and Gaelic • Three Poems by Chief Lindsay Marshall • From Jo Ann Gardner's New Book, "Living with Herbs" • Irish Convicts Abandoned on Cape Breton's Shore, 1788 • William "Bull" Marsh, United Mine Workers—Still Fighting
• Anna Blufarb's Second World War • Silver Donald Cameron: The One That Got Away • A Visit with Ashley Maclsaac's Parents, Creignish • "The Sea Riders"—Cape Breton's 1922 Movie • Ghost Fishing: One Voice from the Groundfish Disaster • From Boxer "Sailor" Don McKinnon's Autobiography • Memories of Giant MacAskill, in English and Gaelic • Three Poems by Chief Lindsay Marshall • From Jo Ann Gardner's New Book, "Living with Herbs" • Irish Convicts Abandoned on Cape Breton's Shore, 1788 • William "Bull" Marsh, United Mine Workers—Still Fighting
Cape Breton's Magazine