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  • Regehr, T. D. The Beauharnois Scandal: A Story of Canadian Entrepreneurship and Politics. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press, 1990.
  • Regehr, T. D. “A Backwoodsman and an Engineer in Canadian Business: An Examination of a Divergence of Entrepreneurial Practices in Canada at the Turn of the Century.” Canadian Historical Association Historical Papers/La Société historique du Canada Communications historiques (1977): 158–177.

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