Historical mystery set in Vancouver, 1886. Schoolteacher involves the Royal North West Mounted, a curious local newspaperman, a businessman, a knowledgeable woman of the street, and her irrepressible younger brother in her efforts to prevent smugglers of new Winchester rifles from supplying Metis rebels in the North West. Complications arise with the murder of a Metis, and the persecution of the Chinese living in the city.

The art of Japanese management and how was being adapted to American companies.

Includes appendix, references, index.

Instructions for seven types of embroidery: crewel, needlepoint, silk and gold thread, black work, white work, stump work, and appliqué.

Step-by-step instructions for more than sixty traditional patterns and discusses techniques, tools, and designs for quilts, pillows, accessories, and wall hangings.

Collection of published and previously unpublished short stories by Thomas Murtha. He was a classmate and colleague of other notable Canadians including former prime minister Paul Martin, Morley Callaghan, and Raymond Knister.

History of the Rideau Club in Ottawa, including its destruction by fire and subsequent rebuilding.

Includes narrative poems by Canadian poets, Joseph Howe, Charles Sangster, William Kirby, Alexander McLachlan, and Isabella Valancy Crawford. Also the Canadian version of Oliver Goldsmith's The Rising Village. Revised and expanded from 1972 edition.

Includes resource list, index.

Includes index.

Surveys the fluctuations of Communist literary policy and official aesthetics, and the impact they have had on writers such as Solzhenitsyn, Blok, Mandelstam, Akhmatov, and Evtushenko.

Includes bibliography, table of dates, index.