Lyle Dick

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 Lyle Dick is a historian and president of Canadian Historian Association. He is the author of 90 publications on topics in Canadian and American history, historiography, and Arctic history, including Muskox Land: Ellesmere Island in the Age of Contact (University of Calgary Press, 2001), and Farmers ‘Making Good:’ The Development of Abernethy District, Saskatchewan, 1880–1920  (University of Calgary Press, 2008). He has presented over 100 papers, public presentations, or named lectures across North America and in Europe.

 

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