Publisher: Western Producer Prairie Books, Saskatoon 1967
First Edition; Stated First Printing
250 pages -- Approx. size: 9" by 6"
The story of prairie farmers struggling to survive during the depression era of the 1930s.
The story of agriculture in the Palliser Triangle in the 30's. Locale: ; Palliser Triangle; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada.
"While doing research for his book, the WINTER YEARS, James Gray discovered many significant facts relating to the conquest of the prairie drought. He found that the dust bowl of the dirty thirties didn't just disappear of its own accord when the rains came back, that many dedicated Canadians working in the agricultural field mounted a massive campaign to prevent the western farmland from deteriorating into a wind-blown wasteland of sand dunes, buckbrush and pasture sage". (Via inside front flap)
Book itself is in beautiful condition. Attractive green cloth with silver titles. Only very slight bumped corners. Many black and white photographs and clean interior. No markings. DJ shows very, very minor wear at edges. Some very slightly soiling.
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