Luc d’Iberville-Moreau. Lost Montreal. Toronto, Oxford University Press, 1975. 183 pp., 154 illus., $16.95 / Warwick Hatton and Beth Hatton. A Feast of Gingerbread/Pâtisserie maison. Translated by René Chicoine. Montreal, Tundra Books, 1976. 96 pp., 140 illus., $9.95 (paper) / Leonard L. Knott. Montreal 1900–1930: A Nostalgic look at the way it used to be. Toronto, Nelson, Foster and Scott, 1976. 64 pp., 99 illus., $3.95 (paper)

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Luc d’Iberville-Moreau. Lost Montreal. Toronto, Oxford University Press, 1975. 183 pp., 154 illus., $16.95Warwick Hatton and Beth Hatton. A Feast of Gingerbread/Pâtisserie maison. Translated by René Chicoine. Montreal, Tundra Books, 1976. 96 pp., 140 illus., $9.95 (paper)Leonard L. Knott. Montreal 1900–1930: A Nostalgic look at the way it used to be. Toronto, Nelson, Foster and Scott, 1976. 64 pp., 99 illus., $3.95 (paper)

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Volume 4, Number 1, 1977, p. 44–46

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