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“The relationship between religion and assimilation of Japanese Canadians is examined within the context of the pre- and post- World War II period. This section of the book is rich in detail and provides insights into a part of Canadian history that requires further documentation. . . . Mullins’s book is extremely rich in historical analyses. . . . The study does provide, however, a benchmark along which future studies can be developed to empirically test some of the conclusions reached in Mullins’s study.” – The Canadian Journal of Sociology
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