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Book Information

  • Imprint: Formac Publishing Company Limited
  • Publication Date: 1 January 1987
  • Copyright Year: 1987
  • ISBN: 9780921921028
  • Page Count: 300
  • Dimensions: 10" x 11.55"

Purchasing Information

Paperback
9780921921028
$25.00 CAD

Out of print

Teachers Guide to The Maritimes: Tradition, Challenge & Change

edited by George Peabody, Carolyn MacGregor, and Richard Thorne

About the Authors

George Peabody

New Brunswick native GEORGE PEABODY is the author of School Days — A History of One-room Schoolhouses of the Maritimes, and is the editor of a collection of short stories, Best Maritime Short Stories.

Carolyn MacGregor

Carolyn MacGregor has a background in planning and citizen groups in Halifax. She has been a member of the Planning Act Review Committee, a provincial body established to review planning legislation in Nova Scotia.

Richard Thorne

RICHARD THORNE is a native of Saint John, New Brunswick, where he was a teacher and vice-principal for numerous years.

Subjects (BISAC)

STUDY AIDS / Professional

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