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Harry Howith is a poet from Canada. Born in Ottawa, Ontario in 1934, Harry Howith received his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton Univeristy in Ottawa.

List of books

Burglar Tools Ottawa, Bytown Books, 1963.
Two Longer Poems: The Seasons of Miss Nicky by Harry Howith and Louis Riel by William Hawkins. Toronto, Patrician Press, 1965.
Total War Toronto, Contact Press, 1966.
Fragments of the Dance Toronto, Village Book Store Press, 1969.
The Stately Homes of Westmount Montreal, DC Books, 1973.

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	'''Harry Howith''' is a poet from [[Canada]].		'''Harry Howith''' is a poet from [[Canada]]. Born in Ottawa, Ontario in 1934, Harry Howith received his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton Univeristy in Ottawa.

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