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Complete Catalogue Spring Summer 2002 UBCPressand Agencies

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History<br />

URL WWW.UBCPRESS.CA/HISTORY<br />

GOES HERE<br />

Revelations<br />

Bi-Millenial Papers from the<br />

Canadian Museum of Civilization<br />

Edited by Robert J. Klymasz and<br />

John Willis<br />

This compilation of eleven papers offers a sampling<br />

of research drawn from all branches of the Canadian<br />

Museum of Civilization Corporation, including the<br />

Canadian Postal Museum and the Canadian War<br />

Museum as well as the Canadian Museum of<br />

Civilization’s research divisions in archaeology, ethnology,<br />

history, and cultural studies. In recognition of<br />

the year 2000 and its significance for the Christian<br />

world, religion in one or more of its aspects provides<br />

the common feature that brings together the book’s<br />

variety of subject matter, concerns, and methodologies.<br />

Robert B. Klymasz is Curator Emeritus, Canadian Museum<br />

of Civilization. John Willis is with the Canadian Postal<br />

Museum.<br />

MERCURY SERIES, CANADIAN CENTRE FOR FOLK<br />

CULTURE STUDIES PAPER NO. 75<br />

CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION<br />

2001<br />

308 pages, 6 3/4 x 9 1/2"<br />

illustrated<br />

ISBN 0-660-50760-9<br />

paper, $29.95 CRO<br />

All Russia is Burning!<br />

A Cultural History of Fire and<br />

Arson in Late Imperial Russia<br />

Cathy A. Frierson<br />

Between 1860 and 1904, accidental and arson fire<br />

destroyed almost three billion rubles worth of property<br />

and acted as a brake on Russia’s economic<br />

development. In this book, Frierson explores the history<br />

of fire and arson in rural European Russia as a<br />

history of cultural meaning in the late imperial campaign<br />

for modernity. Her study demonstrates both<br />

peasant agency in fighting fire and educated<br />

Russians’ hardening conviction that peasants – particularly<br />

women peasants – stood in the way of<br />

Russia’s advent into the company of prosperous,<br />

rational, civilized nations.<br />

Cathy A. Frierson is Professor of History, University of<br />

New Hampshire.<br />

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PRESS<br />

June<br />

306 pages, 6 x 9”<br />

25 illustrations, 12 maps<br />

ISBN 0-295-98208-X<br />

hardcover, $75.95 CRO<br />

Washington Territory<br />

Robert E. Ficken<br />

A major contribution to the historiography of<br />

Washington, this book will long serve as the definitive<br />

economic and political history of territorial<br />

Washington.<br />

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS<br />

May<br />

256 pages, 6 x 9”, illus.<br />

ISBN 0-87422-249-4<br />

hardcover, $58.95 CRO<br />

Sakharov<br />

A Biography<br />

Richard M. Lourie<br />

One of the greatest physicists of the twentieth century,<br />

Andrei Sakharov won even greater renown later in<br />

life as the leading dissident in the Soviet Union. In<br />

this book, Richard Lourie draws on a wide range of<br />

sources – including previously secret KGB files – to<br />

tell the story of a life intimately bound up with Soviet<br />

history.<br />

UNIVERSITY PRESS OF NEW ENGLAND<br />

March<br />

480 pages, 6 x 9"<br />

illustrated<br />

ISBN 1-58465-207-1<br />

hardcover, $49.95 CRO<br />

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