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The Prairie Wife
Arthur StringerThe Prairie Wife is a literary work by Arthur Stringer. Its themes and subject matter include life in Canada and Frontier and pioneer life Prairie Provinces. Together, these subjects provide the book with its main literary, historical, social, or intellectual context.
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