Let Us Be Honest and Modest: Technology and Society in Canadian History by Bruce Sinclair; Norman R. Ball; James O. Peterson; A Curious Field Book: Science and Society in Canadian History by Trevor H. Levere; Richard A. Jarrell [Book Review]

Isis 67:290-292 (1976)
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