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- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards abstract "Each winner of the 1975 Governor General's Awards for Literary Merit was selected by a panel of judges administered by the Canada Council for the Arts.The Council established four annual Canada Council Children's Literature Prizes in 1975, two each for children's book writers and illustrators, which remained outside the \"Governor General's Awards\" rubric through 1986. The Governor General's Award for Literary Merit encompassed as many as 8 annual awards until expansion to 14 in 1987. For Children's Literature Prize winners 1975 to 1986, see \"Children's literature\" (2) and \"Children's illustration\" (2) in the footer navigation box.".
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- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink 1987_Governor_Generals_Awards.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Anne_Hébert.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Anthony_Adamson.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Brian_Moore_(novelist).
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Canada_Council.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Category:1975_awards.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Category:1975_in_Canada.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Category:Governor_Generals_Awards.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Governor_Generals_Awards.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Louis-Edmond_Hamelin.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Marion_MacRae.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Milton_Acorn.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLink Pierre_Perrault.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLinkText "1975 Governor General's Awards".
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards wikiPageWikiLinkText "1975".
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- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards subject Category:1975_awards.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards subject Category:1975_in_Canada.
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- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards type Award.
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- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards comment "Each winner of the 1975 Governor General's Awards for Literary Merit was selected by a panel of judges administered by the Canada Council for the Arts.The Council established four annual Canada Council Children's Literature Prizes in 1975, two each for children's book writers and illustrators, which remained outside the \"Governor General's Awards\" rubric through 1986. The Governor General's Award for Literary Merit encompassed as many as 8 annual awards until expansion to 14 in 1987.".
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards label "1975 Governor General's Awards".
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- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards sameAs Prix_du_Gouverneur_général_1975.
- 1975_Governor_Generals_Awards sameAs Q3405735.
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