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BIBLIOGRAPHY/BIBLIOGRAPHIE
Recent Publications
Relating to the History
of the Atlantic Region
Editor: Patricia L. Belier,
New Brunswick.
ATLANTIC PROVINCES
Contributors: Joan Ritcey,
Newfoundland and Labrador.
John MacLeod,
Nova Scotia.
Sharon Clark,
Prince Edward Island.
Algonquians, Hurons, and Iroquois: Champlain explores America, 1603-1616:
being the voyages and explorations of Samuel de Champlain (1604-1616).
Dartmouth: Brook House Press, 2000. 238 p. ill. – republication in one
volume of the 1906 Annie Bourne two-volume translation.
“Atlantic Canada’s major projects inventory 2000: building for the future.” Atlantic
Report [Atlantic Provinces Economic Council] 35, 1 (Spring 2000): 1-12.
“Back to the future: a discussion.” Acadiensis XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 60-63. –
from the forum: “Back to the future: the new history of Atlantic Canada,”
Atlantic Canada Studies Conference XIII, May 2000.
Beaulieu, Gérard. “Pour une histoire des relations culturelles Québec-Acadie. Note
de recherche.” Francophonies d’Amérique 9 (1999): 21-24.
Bell, D.G. “Was Amerindian dispossession lawful? The response of 19th-century
Maritime intellectuals.” Dalhousie Law Journal 23, 1 (Spring 2000): 168182.
Belliveau, Joël. “Regard sur l’Acadie et ses rapports avec le Québec: analyse
critique.” Égalité : revue acadienne d’analyse politique 44-45 (printemps
1999): 289-300. – re le livre de Patrice Dallaire.
Best, Michael. “40 reasons we love Atlantic Canada.” Coast Life (Fall-Winter
2000): 22-28.
“Best companies to work for in Atlantic Canada.” Atlantic Progress 7, 4 (May
2000): 35-42.
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Braud, Gérard-Marc. “L’odyssée acadienne à travers une famille Aucoin de Martin
à Alexandre.” La Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 3-4 (déc.
2000): 241-245.
Buckner, P.A. “‘Limited identities’ revisited: regionalism and nationalism in
Canadian history.” Acadiensis XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 4-15.
Chiasson, Guy, and Joseph Yvon Thériault. “Construction d’un sujet acadien:
résistance et marginalité.” International Journal of Canadian Studies 20
(automne 1999): 81-99.
Clarke, P.D. “L’Acadie perdue; Or, Maritime history’s other.” Acadiensis XXX, 1
(automne 2000): 73-91.
Coates, Ken S. The Marshall decision and native rights. (McGill-Queen’s Native
and Northern Series, no. 25). Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s
University Press, 2000. 246 p. ill.
Conrad, Margaret. “Why I am (sometimes) a separatist: a view from the margins.”
In Can Canada survive? Under what terms and conditions? = Le Canada
peut-il encore survivre? Comment et dans quelles conditions? Edited by /
Sous la direction de David M. Hayne. (Transactions of the Royal Society
of Canada, Series VI, vol. VII, pt. 1, 1996). Toronto: The Royal Society of
Canada by the University of Toronto Press, 1997. pp. 93-102.
Coops, P. Lorraine. “That small still voice: The Allinite legacy and Maritime
Baptist women.” In Revivals, Baptists & George Rawlyk: a memorial
volume. Edited by Daniel C. Goodwin. (Baptist Heritage in Atlantic
Canada Series, 17). Wolfville: Acadia Divinity College, 2000. pp. 113-131.
Couturier, Jacques Paul. “‘L’Acadie, c’est un détail’: les représentations de l’Acadie
dans le récit national canadien.” Acadiensis XXIX, 2 (printemps 2000):
102-119.
Cumming, Judi. “The child emigrant from Great Britain: the experience of
Middlemore Homes = Les enfants émigrés de la Grande-Bretagne:
l’histoire des Middlemore Homes.” Archivist = L’Archiviste 115 (1997): 611.
Davies, Gwendolyn. “The three wise men of Maritime literature: a personal tribute.”
Acadiensis XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 31-37. – re Fred Cogswell, Douglas
Lochhead, and Malcolm Ross.
“Déclaration finale du sommet parallèle de la francophonie.” Égalité : revue
acadienne d’analyse politique 44-45 (printemps 1999): 229-235. – de la
Coalition du Sommet de la Francophonie, 1999.
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Dick, W.M. “Sex and class revisited.” Acadiensis XXIX, 2 (Spring 2000): 156-169.
Dupont, Jean-Claude. “Quelques mythes et symboles de la tradition acadienne.” La
Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 3-4 (déc. 2000): 231-240.
Dupuy, Richard, Francine Mayer, and René Morissette. Rural youth: stayers,
leavers and return migrants. (Statscan. Analytical Studies Branch.
Research Papers, 152). Ottawa: Statistics Canada, 2000. 177 p. tables. –
report funded in part by Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, paper
available at www.statcan.ca.
Fawcett, Anne. Atlantic Canada’s comforts of home: special hosts and their places
to stay. Illustrated by Helen Opie. 2nd ed. Gagetown, N.B.: Otnabog
Editions, 2000. 281 p. ill.
“Forum on R. v. Marshall.” Dalhousie Law Journal 23, 1 (Spring 2000): 5-182. –
includes five articles on the Marshall decision.
Friesen, Gerald. “Atlantic Canada’s historical writing today: no Howe?” Acadiensis
XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 64-72.
Gidengil, Elisabeth, André Blais, Richard Nadeau, and Neil Nevitte. “Making sense
of regional voting in the 1997 Canadian federal elections: Liberal and
Reform support outside Québec.” Canadian Journal of Political Science
XXXII, 2 (June 1999): 247-272.
Godfrey, W.G. “‘The peoples in between’: Phips, Eddy and Acadie/Nova Scotia.”
Acadiensis XXIX, 2 (Spring 2000): 147-155.
Gould, Eliga H. The persistence of empire. British political culture in the age of the
American Revolution. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
2000. 262 p. ill.
Hale, Sarah L., and J.E. Bishop. Mountain bike! Atlantic Canada: a guide to the
classic trails. (America by mountain bike series). Birmingham, Ala.:
Menasha Ridge Press; [n.p.]: Vanwell Pub., 1999. 421 p. ill. maps.
Harvey, Fernand. “L’avenir des relations Acadie-Québec: le rôle stratégique de la
société civile.” Égalité : revue acadienne d’analyse politique 44-45
(printemps 1999): 121-139.
Henry, Jacques. “Réalignement francophone: les relations Louisiane-QuébecAcadie.” Francophonies d’Amérique 9 (1999): 63-72.
Hewey, Krista. “Eyes wide open: the making of Hollywood north.” Atlantic
Business 11, 4 (2000): 24-25; 27-28.
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Hiller, James K. “Is Atlantic Canadian history possible?” Acadiensis XXX, 1
(Autumn 2000): 16-22.
Howell, Colin D. “Development, deconstruction and region: a personal memoir.”
Acadiensis XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 23-30.
Léger, Ernest. “Le 15 août à travers les âges.” La Société historique acadienne. Les
Cahiers 31, 3-4 (déc. 2000): 165-174.
Léger, Maurice A. “Cent personnalités de l’histoire religieuse de l’Acadie.” La
Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 2 (juin 2000): 100-146.
Mancke, Elizabeth. “Early modern imperial governance and the origins of Canadian
political culture.” Canadian Journal of Political Science XXXII, 1 (Mar.
1999): 3-20.
Marquis, Greg. “Economic time line: Atlantic Canada to the year 2000.” Atlantic
Progress 7, 1 (Feb. 2000): 26-28, 30, 32, 34-39. – chronological table.
McKay, Ian. “A note on ‘region’ in writing the history of Atlantic Canada.”
McMahon, Fred. Retreat from growth: Atlantic Canada and the negative-sum
economy. Halifax: Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, 2000. 182 p. ill.
Middlemiss, Jim. “Firmly rooted in the east.” Canadian Lawyer 24, 8 (Aug. 2000):
28-30; 32-35. – re Atlantic Canadian law firms.
Migneault, Gaétan. “Le droit international et le dilemme des francophonies
minoritaires et majoritaires au Canada.” Francophonies d’Amérique 9
(1999): 25-39.
Morris, Mark. Atlantic Canada handbook: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince
Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador. 2nd ed. (Moon travel
handbooks). [Emeryville, Ca.: Avalon Travel Publishing], 1999. 459 p. ill.
maps.
Morton, Suzanne. “Gender, place, and region: thoughts on the state of women in
Atlantic Canadian history.” Atlantis 25, 1 (Fall 2000): 119-128.
Muise, D.A. “Organizing historical memory in the Maritimes: a reconnaissance.”
Acadiensis XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 50-60.
Nash, Knowlton. Visions of Canada. Searching for our future. In conversation with
Knowlton Nash. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1991. 304 p. ill. –
includes interviews with Elsie Wayne, Alex Colville, Robert Stanfield, Jeff
McConaghy (University of New Brunswick student) and Harold Horwood.
Noll, Mark. “George Rawlyk’s vision from the periphery and the study of American
history: a preliminary probe.” In Revivals, Baptists & George Rawlyk: a
memorial volume. Edited by Daniel C. Goodwin. (Baptist Heritage in
Atlantic Canada Series, 17). Wolfville: Acadia Divinity College, 2000. pp.
29-51. – re George Rawlyk’s scholarship on Maritime religious history.
Ommer, Rosemary E. “Sustainability of communities of fish and fishers on the east
coast of Canada.” In Human survivability in the 21st century = La
survivance de l’être humain au 21e siècle. Edited by / Sous la direction de
David M. Hayne. (Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, Ser. VI,
vol. IX, pt. 1, 1998). Toronto: The Royal Society of Canada by the
University of Toronto Press, 1999. pp. 65-84.
Pelchat, André. “Private war over Acadia.” Beaver 80, 6 (Dec. 2000-Jan. 2001): 811. – re La Tour.
“Perspectives on Marshall.” Saskatchewan Law Review 63, 2 (2000): 617-749. –
includes five papers on treaty rights and interpretations and the Marshall
case.
Plank, Geoffrey G. An unsettled conquest: the British campaign against the peoples
of Acadia. (Early American Series). Philadelphia: University of
Pennsylvania Press, 2000. 239 p. ill.
Poirier, Lisa. “‘J’étions un Métis’: La moitié des Acadiens auraient des ancêtres
autochtones.” Actualité 25, 11 (juil. 2000): 39, 41.
Ray, Arthur J. “Regina v. Marshall: native history, the judiciary and the public.”
Revivals, Baptists & George Rawlyk: a memorial volume. Edited by Daniel C.
Goodwin. (Baptist Heritage in Atlantic Canada Series, 17). Wolfville:
Acadia Divinity College, 2000. 188 p.
Richard, Ricky G. “Discours et référence identitaires: regard critique sur l’étude de
l’acadianité moderne.” Égalité : revue acadienne d’analyse politique 44-45
(printemps 1999): 239-275.
Rotman, Leonard I. “Developments in Aboriginal law: the 1999-2000 term. Part I:
R. v. Marshall.” Supreme Court Law Review. Second Series 13 (2000): 130.
RunningWolf, Michael B., and Patricia Clark Smith. On the trail of elder brother:
Glous’gap stories of the Micmac Indians. New York: Persea Books, 2000.
142 p. ill.
Savoie, Donald J. Community economic development in Atlantic Canada: false hope
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or panacea? (Maritime Monograph Series, no. 7). Moncton: Institut
canadien de Recherche sur le Développement régional, 2000. 130 p. maps.
– see also at www.umoncton.ca/ICRDR/collec.htm.
Schneider, Ruth Morris, Health and social policy are everyone’s business:
collaboration and social inclusion in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
Island. (Policy discussion series paper, no. 5). Halifax: The Centre, 2000.
34 1.
Smart, Tom. Artists in a floating world: the Marion McCain Atlantic Art Exhibition
2000 = Des artistes dans un monde flottant: l’exposition d’art atlantique
Marion McCain 2000. Fredericton: Beaverbrook Art Gallery; Marion
McCain Foundation, 2000. 103 p. ill.
The Supreme Court of Canada and its justices, 1875-2000: a commemorative book
= La Cour suprême du Canada et ses juges, 1875-2000: un livre
commémoratif. Toronto: Dundurn Group and the Supreme Court of Canada
in cooperation with Public Works and Government Services Canada, 2000.
222 p. ill. – includes three Chief Justices and ten Puisne judges from
Atlantic Canada.
Thompson, Courtney. Lighthouses of Atlantic Canada: New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland & Labrador: a pictorial
guide. Mt. Desert, Me.: CatNap Publications, 2000. 128 p. ill.; maps.
Toner, Patrick. If I could turn and meet myself. The life of Alden Nowlan.
Fredericton: Goose Lane Editions, 2000. 339 p. ill.
Waseem, Gertrud. Germans. (Peoples of the Maritimes). Halifax: Nimbus, 2000.
84 p. ill.
White, Stephen A. English supplement to the Dictionnaire généalogique des
familles acadiennes; part 1, 1636 to 1714. Moncton: Centre d’études
acadiennes, Université de Moncton, 2000. 336 p.
Whitford, David. “Steel, sweat, and oil: ... Canada’s ... Atlantic provinces are finally
getting a chance to achieve a rugged, old-economy kind of prosperity.”
Fortune (US) 142, 7 (2 Oct. 2000): 200-202; 204.
Wiber, Melanie G. “Fishing rights as an example of the economic rhetoric of
privatization: call for an implicated economics.” Canadian Review of
Sociology and Anthropology 37, 3 (Aug. 2000): 267-288.
Williams, W. John E. Ralph Pickard Bell: a biography. Lockeport, N.S.:
Community Books, 2000. 71 p. ill.
Women’s health in Atlantic Canada trilogy. Edited by Carol Amaratunga. [Halifax]:
Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health, 2000. 3 v.
NEW BRUNSWICK
Allardyce, Gilbert. “‘The vexed question of sawdust’: river pollution in nineteenthcentury New Brunswick.” In Consuming Canada. Readings in
environmental history. Edited by Chad Gaffield and Pam Gaffield. (New
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Belkhodja, Chedly. “Entre la discorde et l’indifférence: le Québec, le NouveauBrunswick et la Francophonie internationale.” Francophonies d’Amérique
9 (1999): 7-20.
Bell, D.G. “Yankee Preachers and the struggle for the New Brunswick Christian
Conference, 1828-1838.” In Revivals, Baptists & George Rawlyk: a
93-112.
Bertrand, Gabriel. “La campagne de refrancisation de 1934 à Moncton.” La Société
historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 3-4 (déc. 2000): 195-230.
Black, David W. “That thing of shreds and patches: an archaeological narrative of
the Bliss Islands thoroughfare, Quoddy region, New Brunswick.” In The
entangled past: integrating history and archaeology. Proceedings of the
30th Annual Conference of the Chacmool Archaeological Association.
Edited by M. Boyd, J.C. Erwin, and M. Hendrickson. Calgary: Department
of Archaeology, University of Calgary, 2000. pp. 146-155.
Brownell genealogy: from Thomas of Rawmarsh, England. Fall River, N.S.: J.A.
Brownell, 2000. 543 p. ill. – re descendants of Jeremiah Brownell and
Anna (Copp) Brownell.
Burchill, John G. A Miramichi saga. n.p.: n.p., 2000. 156 p.+ app. ill. – re history of
George Burchill and Sons Company, Miramichi; lumber industry.
Cassidy, Marion Mahoney. “A little bit of Ireland – Johnville, New Brunswick,
grew from a dream.” Echoes. The Northern Maine Journal 50 (Oct.-Dec.
2000): 36-39.
_________.“A little bit of Ireland – Johnville, New Brunswick, Part II.” Echoes.
The Northern Maine Journal 51 (Jan.-Mar. 2001): 37-39.
Chiasson, Anselme. “Père Pacifique de Valigny.” La Société historique acadienne.
Les Cahiers 31, 2 (juin 2000): 82-99.
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Chiasson, Herménégilde. “Le théâtre de Rick Burns.” ArtsAtlantic 17, 3 (SummerFall 2000): 50-53.
Chiasson, Jean-Stéphane. “La participation des citoyens dans le domaine de la santé
au Nouveau-Brunswick: mythes et réalités.” Égalité : revue acadienne
d’analyse politique 44-45 (printemps 1999): 175-209.
Clark, Peter D. Golden memories of New Brunswick. Durham Bridge, N.B.: Penniac
Books, 2000. 87 p. ill.
Comeau-Brideau, Alma. “Bouquet de souvenirs par Mme. Alma Comeau-Brideau.”
La revue d’histoire de la Société historique Nicolas-Denys 28, 3 (sept.-déc.
2000): 1-86.
Connell, Allison. “Governed by nature. Contemplating the bio-regions of the St.
John River watershed.” Echoes. The Northern Maine Journal 51 (Jan.-Mar.
2001): 32-34; 47.
Coyne’s corner: cartoons by J.J. Coyne – the 1960s. [St. Stephen, N.B.]: [privately
printed], [1999]. – cartoons by John Joseph Coyne (1917-1993) which
appeared in the Saint Croix Courier, St. Stephen, New Brunswick.
Craig, Béatrice, and Judith Rygiel. “Femmes, marchés et production textile au
Nouveau-Brunswick au cours du XIXe siècle.” Histoire & mesure XV, 1-2
(2000): 83-112.
Cronin, Ray. “Flood level rising. A Canadian artist’s curious journey.” ArtsAtlantic
17, 3 (Summer-Fall 2000): 36-39. – re Alexandra Flood.
“Dictionnaire biographique du nord-est du Nouveau-Brunswick. 10e cahier.” La
revue d’histoire de la Société historique Nicolas-Denys 28, 2 (mai-août
2000): 1-107.
Dougherty, Doug. St. Stephen – yesterday. St. Stephen, N.B.: [author?], 2000.
196 p. ill.
Fingard, Judith. “Focusing on their roots: University of New Brunswick historians
and regional history.” Acadiensis XXX, 1 (Autumn 2000): 38-44.
Fitch, Kay. History of Governor Carleton Chapter IODE. Part I: 1900-1950; Part
II: 1950-1999. [Fredericton]: n.p., 1999. 16 l.; 91 l. ill.
Forbes, Alex, and Bill DeGrace. “Two hundred years of planning in Fredericton.”
Plan Canada [Canadian Institute of Planners] 40, 3 (Apr.-June 2000): 25.
Forrest, Julian. “Response & responsibility: Julian Forrest interviews John
Murchie.” ArtsAtlantic 17, 3 (Summer-Fall 2000): 44-49.
Graham, Shawn. “A New Brunswick perspective on youth in politics.”/“Quelques
réflexions sur les jeunes et la politique.” Canadian Parliamentary ReviewRevue parlementaire canadienne 23, 4 (Winter/hiver 2000-2001): 1114/12-15.
Harper, Marjory. “Notes from eastern Canada: Scottish immigration to the Maritime
provinces in the 1920s.” In Myth, migration and the making of memory.
Scotia and Nova Scotia c.1700-1990. Edited by Marjory Harper and
Michael Vance. Toronto: Fernwood, 1999. pp. 232-252. – re Cossar Farm,
pp. 238-250.
Harrison, Kathryn. “The regulator’s dilemma: regulation of pulp mill effluents in the
Canadian federal state.” Canadian Journal of Political Science XXIX, 3
(Sept. 1996): 469-496. – includes New Brunswick.
Harvey, Janice. “Buoying up Grand Manan’s future.” Américas 52, 4 (July-Aug.
2000): 6-17. – publication of the Organization of American States.
Harvey Settlement cemetery, 1837-1999. Harvey, N.B.: J.S. Hall, 2000. 141 p. ill.
Hayes, Wilhelmina Fair. Return to Orrock. Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Que.: Shoreline
Press, 2000. 82 p. ill. – re Scottish immigration, Kings County.
Herring weirs: the only sustainable fishery. A pictorial journey by Rick Doucet and
Richard Wilbur. St. George, N.B.: Image Express, 2000. 76 p. ill.
Hyson, Stewart. “Electoral boundary re-distribution by independent commission in
New Brunswick, 1990-1994.” Canadian Public Administration 43, 2
(Summer 2000): 174-197.
Johnson, Daniel F. Vital statistics from New Brunswick (Canada) newspapers,
1892; v. 82. Saint John: Daniel F. Johnson, 2000. – records from The
Reporter, Fredericton, New Brunswick.
_________. Vital statistics from New Brunswick (Canada) newspapers, 1892; v. 83.
Saint John: Daniel F. Johnson, 2000. – records from The Review,
Richibucto, New Brunswick.
_________. Vital statistics from New Brunswick (Canada) newspapers, 1892; v. 84.
Saint John: Daniel F. Johnson, 2000. 240 p. – records from the Daily
Telegraph, Saint John, New Brunswick.
Keenan, Mary. Molly: child number 583. Burnstown, Ont.: General Store, 2000.
253 p. ill. – re Saint John orphanage.
LaRoche, Daniel. “Le Marco Polo, un navire canadien de renommée mondiale au
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milieu du XIXe siècle.” Material History Review 48 (Fall 1998): 82-88.
The Law Society of New Brunswick. An historical sketch = Le Barreau du NouveauBrunswick. Esquisse historique. Fredericton: Law Society of New
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Levasseur, Jean. “Portrait d’auteur: Jacques Savoie: de Moncton à Montréal.”
Francophonies d’Amérique 9 (1999): 41-47.
Lewis, Kathryn Fawcett. The Fawcetts of Sackville. Gagetown, N.B.: Otnabog
Editions, 2000. 4v. [1124 p.] ill. – Volumes 1 and 2: William Fawcett, pt. 1
and 2; Volumes 3 and 4: John Fawcett, pt. 1 and 2.
MacKinnon, William R., Jr. Over the portage. Early history of the Upper
Miramichi. rev. ed. Fredericton: New Ireland Press, 2000. 130 p. maps. –
includes two new maps and new data in the appendices.
Martin, G.L. For love of stone. Volume I: the story of New Brunswick’s building
stone industry. (Misc. Report, no. 8). Fredericton: New Brunswick
Department of Natural Resources and Energy, Mineral Resources Division,
1990. 176 p. ill.
_________. For love of stone. Volume II: an overview of stone buildings in New
Brunswick. (Misc. Report, no. 9). Fredericton: New Brunswick Department
of Natural Resources and Energy, Mineral Resources Division, 1990.
249 p. ill.
Martin, Geoff. “Anatomie d’un bouleversement politique: le front commun Angela
Vautour – NPD dans Beauséjour-Petitcodiac.” Égalité : revue acadienne
d’analyse politique 44- 45 (printemps 1999): 213-225.
Mazerolle, Rodrique, and Noel Mazerolle. Les Mazerolle en Amerique = The
Mazerolles in America. v. 3: Fredericton, Madawaska and their American
descendants. Montreal: R. Mazerolle, 2000. 372 p. ill.
_________. Les Mazerolle en Amerique = The Mazerolles in America. v. 4: the
descendants of Mathurin Mazerolle. Montreal: R. Mazerolle, 2000. 270 p.
ill.
_________. Les Mazerolle en Amerique = The Mazerolles in America. v. 5:
Pokemouche / Ste.-Rose. Montreal: R. Mazerolle, 2000. 148 p. ill.
_________. Les Mazerolle en Amerique = The Mazerolles in America. v. 6: the
descendants of Paul Mazerolle. Montreal: R. Mazerolle, 2000. 360 p. ill.
McCue, Michael Westaway. “The Aroostook war.” Beaver 80, 4 (Aug.-Sept. 2000):
12-14. – re Maine-New Brunswick border dispute.
Miedema, Baukje, and Sandra Wachholz. “A complex web: access to justice for
abused immigrant women in New Brunswick.” Canadian Woman Studies
19, 1-2 (Spring-Summer 1999): 175-181.
New Brunswick Commissions of Enquiry = Les Commissions d’enquête du
Nouveau-Brunswick. –
www.lib.unb.ca/Texts/NBHistory/Commissions/index.htm.
Peacock, Kurt. Red Tory: the political ideas and legislative legacy of R.B. Bennett.
M.A. thesis, Carleton University, 1999. 181 p.
Pichette, Robert. “Une découverte: les armoiries de Mgr. Marcel-François Richard.”
La Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 2 (juin 2000): 147-150.
Rees, Ronald. Some other place ... than here. St. Andrews and the Irish emigrant.
Fredericton: New Ireland Press, 2000. 81 p. ill.
Reimer, Samuel. “A more irenic Canadian evangelicalism?: comparing Evangelicals
in Canada and the U.S.” In Revivals, Baptists & George Rawlyk: a
Atlantic Canada Series, 17). Wolfville: Acadia Divinity College, 2000.
pp.153-179. – statistical study based on personal interviews including
Evangelicals in New Brunswick.
Savoie, Donald J. Aboriginal economic development in New Brunswick. (Maritime
Series Monographs). Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on
Regional Development, 2000. 143 p. ill. map.
Soucy, Gilles. “Aboriginal Heritage Gardens & Heron Island: Eel River Bar First
Nation, New Brunswick.” Parks & Recreation Canada 58, 2 (May-June
2000): 18-19.
Thomas, Wynne. “Thoughts from the rails.” Imperial Oil Review 83, 433 (Summer
1999): 26-30. – re train trip through New Brunswick, reflecting on
Northrop Frye.
Tillson, Tamsen. “Pigmillion.” Report on Business Magazine 17, 2 (Aug. 2000): 1314. – re Michael McCain and Maple Leaf Foods.
Trueman, William Albert. ‘Round a Chignecto hearth. Summerside, P.E.I.: Sin
Twister Publications, 2000. 71 p. ill.
Turner, Glenda. James Owen Dineen. Profile of an engineering educator.
Fredericton: Fredericton Association of Professional Engineers and
Geoscientists of New Brunswick and Faculty of Engineering, University of
New Brunswick, 2000. 103 p. ill.
Wilson Robert S. “‘Conservative but not contentious’: the early years of the United
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Baptist Bible Training School.” In Revivals, Baptists & George Rawlyk: a
133-151.
Winder, Gordon M. “Trouble in the north end: the geography of social violence in
Saint John, 1840-1860.” Acadiensis XXIX, 2 (Spring 2000): 27-57.
NEWFOUNDLAND and LABRADOR
Andersen, James R. “Looking back from the beginning of the year 2000.” Them
Days 25, 2 (Winter 2000): 41-43. – covers 1896-1980s.
Assiniwi, Bernard. The Beothuk saga: a novel. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart,
2000. 341 p. map – translation of La saga des Béothuks.
Begley, Sharon. “The ancient mariners.” Newsweek (3 Apr. 2000): 48-49, 52, 54.
Bemisters of Carbonear family reunion, 1999: souvenir book. [Carbonear, Nfld.:
Bemister Reunion Organizing Committee], 1999. 54 p. ill.
Benoit, Cecilia. Women, work and social rights: Canada in historical and
comparative perspective. Scarborough: Prentice Hall Allyn & Bacon
Canada, 2000. 184 p. ill.
Billard, J. Gordon. “Early Newfoundland schools and curriculum.” Newfoundland
Quarterly (Spring-Summer 2000): 21-28. – covers 1612-1870s.
Blake, John. “The future of hunting.” Newfoundland Sportsman 10, 2 (Mar.-Apr.
2000): 14-20.
Blore, Shawn. “Love on the run.” Saturday Night 37 (29 July - 5 Aug. 2000): 14-22.
– re Shannon Murrin.
Bourque, Bruce. “Trapper and guide.” Them Days 25, 3 (Spring 2000): 36-44. –
reminiscences of trapline etiquette, trappers’ skills, canoes.
Boychuck, Rick. “Deflating the myths of the seal wars.” Canadian Geographic 120,
2 (Jan.-Feb. 2000): 11. – re Ray Guy and sealing protests.
Brian Tobin, 20 years in public service. [St. John’s: Liberal Party of Newfoundland
and Labrador?, 2000.] 64 p. ill.
Brittain, Julie. The distribution of the conjunct verb form in Western Naskapi and
related morpho-syntactic issues. 1999. 399 p. Ph.D. thesis, Memorial
University of Newfoundland, 2000.
Brown, Stephen R. “Cormack’s quest.” Beaver 80, 2 (Apr.-May 2000): 34-39. –
covers 1766- 1868.
_________. “Shanawdithit’s story.” Mercator’s World 5, 5 (Sept.-Oct. 2000): 26-31.
– covers 1768-1829.
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