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[Report of investigation and prescription of Royal Commissar William Blackmore]

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Year: 1912
Names: [Unknown]
Part of: Doukhobor Collection of Simon Fraser University
Type: Text

[Letter 1912, to] Minister of Internal Affairs, Ottawa

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Year: 1912
Part of: Doukhobor Collection of Simon Fraser University
Type: Text

[Letter] 1912 October 15, Verigin St. [Station]

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Year: 1912
Names: Verigin, Peter, 1859-1924
Part of: Doukhobor Collection of Simon Fraser University
Type: Text

[Letter] 1909 February 22, Verigin St. [Station]

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Year: 1909
Names: Kazakov, Mikhail
Part of: Doukhobor Collection of Simon Fraser University
Type: Text

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  • Doukhobor Collection of Simon… (4)

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  • Kazakov, Mikhail (1)
  • Verigin, Peter, 1859-1924 (1)
  • [Unknown] (1)

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  • Doukhobor circular letters (2)
  • Agriculture (1)
  • Education (1)
  • Ideology (1)
  • Kamsack (Sask.) (1)
  • Livestock (1)
  • Meetings (1)
  • Otradnoe (1)
  • Saskatchewan (1)
  • Trudolubivoe (1)
  • (-) Local authorities (4)

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  • Business correspondence (3)
  • Records (Documents) (1)

Type of Resource

  • Text (4)

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