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Beth Lew-Williams wins Cundill History Prize for book on anti-Chinese discrimination - Toronto Star

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Princeton professor Beth Lew-Williams takes the Cundill History Prize for her book John Doe Chinaman

John Doe Chinaman previously earned her the Bancroft Prize, the David J. Langum Prize and the Merle Curti Social History Award

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