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Charles "Red" Lillard (February 26, 1944 – March 27, 1997) was an American-born poet and historian who spent much of his adult life in British Columbia and became a Canadian citizen in 1967. He wrote extensively about the history and culture of British Columbia, Southeast Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.

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rdfs:comment	Charles Marion „Red“ Lillard (* 26. Februar 1944 in Long Beach, Kalifornien; † 27. März 1997 in Victoria, British Columbia) war ein aus den Vereinigten Staaten stammender kanadischer Schriftsteller, Dichter und Historiker, der sich auf die Geschichte Südostalaskas und des pazifischen Nordwesten Nordamerikas spezialisiert hatte. Von seinen Landsleuten wurde er daher auch der „Chronist des pazifischen Nordwestens“ genannt. Darüber hinaus gewann sein Gedichtband Circling North 1989 den zu den BC Book Prizes gehörenden Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize und seine Geschichte von Vancouver Island, Seven Shillings a Year: The History of Vancouver Island (1986), die Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing. (de) Charles "Red" Lillard (February 26, 1944 – March 27, 1997) was an American-born poet and historian who spent much of his adult life in British Columbia and became a Canadian citizen in 1967. He wrote extensively about the history and culture of British Columbia, Southeast Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. (en)
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has abstract	Charles Marion „Red“ Lillard (* 26. Februar 1944 in Long Beach, Kalifornien; † 27. März 1997 in Victoria, British Columbia) war ein aus den Vereinigten Staaten stammender kanadischer Schriftsteller, Dichter und Historiker, der sich auf die Geschichte Südostalaskas und des pazifischen Nordwesten Nordamerikas spezialisiert hatte. Von seinen Landsleuten wurde er daher auch der „Chronist des pazifischen Nordwestens“ genannt. Darüber hinaus gewann sein Gedichtband Circling North 1989 den zu den BC Book Prizes gehörenden Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize und seine Geschichte von Vancouver Island, Seven Shillings a Year: The History of Vancouver Island (1986), die Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing. (de) Charles "Red" Lillard (February 26, 1944 – March 27, 1997) was an American-born poet and historian who spent much of his adult life in British Columbia and became a Canadian citizen in 1967. He wrote extensively about the history and culture of British Columbia, Southeast Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. (en)
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