The Ukrainians in Canada

Winnipeg; Ottawa: Trident Press Ltd., 1968. 2d rev. ed. Octavo with green boards and gilt title stamping in light orange and white pictorial jacket; xv, 271 pages illustrations, maps (on lining papers); index; bibliography; 24 cm. Near fine copy; clean tight and bright with crease to page 37 and light edgewear to boards; jacket very good (+) with light edgewear, now in archival mylar. Hardcover.

Part of the Canada Ethnica series. "The author portrays and critically analyzes the process of Ukrainians' integration into the general stream of Canadian life and their endeavors to preserve their identity as a group. [...] The author proves that they have shown appreciation of the freedom and opportunities afforded them in Canada, and in return they have contributed substantially to the development of their homeland." --Jacket copy. Contents: I. The Ukrainians. II. Waves of immigration. III. A sense of identity. IV. Agriculture. V. Soci-economic goals and achievements. VI. Church life. VII. Educational pursuits. VIII. At all levels of political life. IX. The realm of letters. X. Scholars emerge. XI. Architecture. XII. The Ukrainian artists. XIII. A Ukrainian Canadian society emerges. Inter-War Period. The long road to unity. XIV. Needed vision and leadership.