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Much of the development of regions and communities on both sides of the United States-Canada border resulted from migration. This study links persistence, immigration, internal migration, and return migration, looking beyond the narrowly defined geographical and temporal boundaries of the aggregate census to clarify the social, economic and demographic adjustments made at the turn of the century by both transient and persistent Anglo-Canadian migrants.

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A very major addition to the historiography on Anglo-Canadian migration and migration within North America generally. Widdis has combed an immense array of sources to excellent effect and has made this a human story. He includes just about all significant aspects of Anglo-Canadian migration west of Quebec. Walter Nugent, Department of History, Notre Dame.

"""A very major addition to the historiography on Anglo-Canadian migration and migration within North America generally. Widdis has combed an immense array of sources to excellent effect and has made this a human story. He includes just about all significant aspects of Anglo-Canadian migration west of Quebec."" Walter Nugent, Department of History, Notre Dame."

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