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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.
Abreu-Ferreira, Darlene. “Portugal’s cod fishery in the 16th century: myths and
misconceptions.” In How deep is the ocean?: Historical essays on Canada’s
Atlantic fishery. Edited by James E. Candow and Carol Corbin. Sydney, N.S.:
University College of Cape Breton Press, 1997. pp. 31-44.
“‘After the collapse’: being a collection of studies on the experience of the ‘collapse’
of Atlantic Canada’s fishery in the years 1994 and 1995 and the phenomenon of
change.” Dalhousie Law Journal 18, 1 (Spring 1995), pp. 1-167.
Algonquians of the east coast. Time-Life Books, ed. (The American Indians). New
York: Time-Life, 1995. 175 p. illus. — includes a photo essay of Mi’kmaq
quillwork.
Anderson, Frank W. A dance with death. Canadian women on the gallows, 17541954. Saskatoon and Calgary: Fifth House, 1996. 241 p. illus. — includes: Minnie
McGee - P.E.I.; Eleanor Power, Catherine Snow, Johanna Hamilton, Catherine
Brown - Nfld.; Hope Young, Charlotte Flahaven, Carmello Marablito - N.S.; and
Angèle Poulin, Elizabeth Ward and Lina Voisine - N.B.
Arai, A. Bruce. “Policy and practice in the Atlantic fisheries: problems of regulatory
enforcement.” Canadian Public Policy = Analyse de politiques XX, 4 (Dec. 1994),
pp. 353-364. tables.
Armstrong, Christopher. Blue skies and boiler rooms. Buying and selling securities in
Canada, 1870-1940. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997. 390 p. illus. —
includes material on Wm. Maxwell Aitken and I.W. Killam.
Aspects of the Canadian evangelical experience. Edited by G.A. Rawlyk. (McGillQueen’s Studies in the History of Religion, series 2). Montreal & Kingston:
McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1997. 542 p.
Atlantic Canada advantage: a comparison of business costs in Atlantic Canada,
Europe and the United States KPMG. Sponsored by Atlantic Canada Opportunities
Bibliography/Bibliographie 141
Agency. [Ottawa]: Prospectus, 1997. 36 p. graphs. map.
Atlantic Canada bed and breakfasts. 3rd ed. Halifax: Formac, 1997. 256 p. ill.
Atlantic sea stories. Edited by J. Bell. Porters Lake, N.S.: Pottersfield Press, 1995. 222 p.
Augustin, Jean-Pierre. “Acadie et Acadiens vus par les géographes français, une
région découverte, oubliée et retrouvée.” Etudes canadiennes = Canadian Studies
37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 415-427. maps.
Baker, Angela. “A muscular regionalism: gender and the ‘manly appeal’ of Maritime
Rights in the Halifax Herald of the 1920s.” Nova Scotia Historical Review 16, 2
(Dec. 1996), pp. 49-70.
Barnes, Thomas G. “‘Twelve apostles’ or a dozen traitors? Acadian collaborators
during King George’s War, 1744-8.” In Law, politics and security measures, 16081837. Edited by F. Murray Greenwood and Barry Wright. (Canadian State Trials,
v.1). Toronto: University of Toronto Press for Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal
History, 1996. pp. 98-113.
Bastarache, Michel. “L’intégration économique des provinces de l’Atlantique.”
égalité - revue acadienne d’analyse politique 32 (automne 1992), pp. 145-154.
Bayle Petrelli, Françoise. “De l’essentiel à l’anecdotique: l’influence de J. Poulin sur
l’oeuvre de J. Savoie.” Etudes canadiennes = Canadian Studies 37 (Dec. 1994),
pp. 395-406.
Beattie, Mary Elizabeth. Obligation and opportunity: single Maritime women in
Boston, 1870-1930. Ph.D. thesis, University of Maine, 1994. 268 p. AAT 9513260
DAI-A 56/01, p. 320 (July 1995).
Bedford, David, and Sidney Pobihushchy. “On-reserve Status Indian voter
participation in the Maritimes.” Canadian Journal of Native Studies 15, 2 (1995),
pp. 255-278. tables.
Bell, D.G. “African-American refugees to Annapolis and Saint John, 1783: a ship
passenger list.” Nova Scotia Historical Review 16, 2 (Dec. 1996), pp. 71-80.
_________. “Maritime legal institutions under L’Ancien Régime.” Manitoba Law
Journal 23, 1 & 2 (1996), pp. 103-131.
Bellerive, Fiona K. Light upon the shadows of exodus: Maritime women and the
Boston YMCA, 1890-1910. M.A. thesis, Dalhousie University, 1995.
Berger, Carl. Honour and the search for influence: a history of the Royal Society of
Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1996. 167 p. — passim various
Atlantic Canadian members.
Bishop, Arthur. Our bravest and our best. The stories of Canada’s Victoria Cross
winners. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd, 1995. 211 p. illus. — includes
remarks on 9 Maritimers: from N.B.: W.H.S. Nickerson; H.J. Good; C. Peck; M.
Gregg; from N.S.: Wm. E. Hall; P.E. Bent; J.P. Robertson; from N.F.: J.B. Croake;
T. Ricketts; and from P.E.I.: F.T. Peters.
Bittermann, Rusty. “Farm households and wage labour in the northeastern maritimes
in the early 19th century.” In Labour and working-class history in Atlantic
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Canada: a reader. Edited by David Frank and Gregory S. Kealey. St. John’s:
Institute of Social and Economic Research, Memorial University of
Newfoundland, 1995, pp. 9-40.
Blades, Kent. Net destruction: the death of Atlantic Canada’s fishery. Halifax:
Nimbus Pub., 1995. 184 p. illus.
Blake, Raymond B. “The international fisher off Canada’s East coast in the 20th
century.” In How deep is the ocean?: Historical essays on Canada’s Atlantic
fishery. Edited by James E. Candow and Carol Corbin. Sydney, N.S.: University
College of Cape Breton Press, 1997. pp. 207-222.
Boadway, Robin. “The changing face of Canadian federalism: implications for
Atlantic Canada.” Atlantic Canada Economics Association = Association
d’économique du Canada atlantique. Papers 24 (1995), pp. 1-[11].
Bogaard, Paul A. “The Presbyterian contribution to higher education: teaching
science in Maritime universities.” In The contribution of Presbyterianism to the
Maritime provinces of Canada. Edited by Charles H.H. Scobie and G.A. Rawlyk.
(McGill-Queen’s Studies in the History of Religion, Series 2). Montreal &
Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1997. pp. 35-53; 217-220, table.
_________. “Science within the liberal arts: Mount Allison and the Maritime
universities.” In Liberal education and the small university in Canada. Edited by
Christine Storm. Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1996.
pp. 89-104. — includes St. Thomas, Acadia, UNB, Mount Allison and St. Francis
Xavier Universities.
Boivin, Aurélien. “Au Cap Blomidon. Un plan de reconquête acadienne.” Etudes
canadiennes = Canadian Studies 37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 355-364.
Bonsaint, Michel. “Parliamentary privilege: the impact of New Brunswick
Broadcasting Co. v. Nova Scotia.” Canadian Parliamentary Review 19, 4 (Winter
1996), pp. 26-35.
“The book disease”: Atlantic provinces book collectors. Edited by Eric L. Swanick.
(Occasional Papers Series, no. 58). Halifax: Dalhousie University, School of
Library and Information Studies, 1996. 119 p.
Boucher-Marchand, Monique, and James de Finney. “Réalité littéraire et mythes
inspirateurs dans l’émergence de l’imaginaire acadien.” Etudes canadiennes =
Canadian Studies 37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 279-286.
Boudreau, Louis-J. “Sainte-Croix en Acadie.” La Société historique acadienne.
Cahiers 28 (juin-sept. 1997), pp. 114-122. illus.
Boudreau, Michael. “Reflections on George A. Rawlyk’s contribution to the history of
the Maritimes.” Nova Scotia Historical Review 16, 1 (1996), pp. 1-6.
Bourgeois, Daniel. “L’Acadie face à l’intégration économique des Maritimes.”
égalité - revue acadienne d’analyse politique 32 (automne 1992), pp. 69-91. tables.
Bradbury, Elspeth, and Judy Maddocks. “Deep roots: the east coast.” In The real
garden road trip. Victoria: Polestar Book Publishers, 1997. pp. 139-208, illus.
Brasseaux, Carl A. “Phantom letters: Acadian correspondence, 1766-1784.”
Acadiensis XXIII, 2 (Spring 1994), pp. 124-132.
Braud, Gerard-Marc. De Nantes à la Louisiane: l’histoire de l’Acadie, l’odyssée d’un
peuple exilé. Nantes, France: Ouest-Ed., 1995. 159 p.
Brière, Jean-François. “The French fishery in North America in the 18th century.” In
How deep is the ocean?: Historical essays on Canada’s Atlantic fishery. Edited by
James E. Candow and Carol Corbin. Sydney, N.S.: University College of Cape
Breton Press, 1997. pp. 45-64.
Brothers, Donna Jean. Cooperative and competitive federalism in Canada: the case of
the East Coast fishery. M.A. thesis, Dalhousie University, 1995.
Brown, W. Mark. “Competitiveness in a resource dependent region: the case of food
processing in Canada’s Maritime provinces.” Canadian Journal of Regional
Science = La revue canadienne des sciences régionales 18, 3 (Fall 1995), pp. 401425. tables.
Brown, Wallace. “Some recent books on late 18th-century Atlantic Canada.”
Acadiensis XXIV, 2 (Spring 1995), pp. 114-121.
Brox, James A., and Christina A. Fader. “Public infrastructure, regional efficiency,
and factor substitutability in Atlantic Canada manufacturing.” Canadian Journal of
Regional Science = Revue canadienne des sciences régionales XIX, 2 (Summerété 1996), pp. 143-159. tables.
Brunton, R., J. Overton and J. Sacouman. “Uneven underdevelopments and song:
culture and development in the Maritimes.” In Canadian music. Issues of
hegemony and identity. Edited by Beverley Diamond and Robert Witmer. Toronto:
Canadian Scholars’ Press Inc., 1994. pp. 459-[490].
Buckner, Philip. “The transformation of the Maritimes: 1815-1860.” The London
Journal of Canadian Studies 9 (1993), pp. 13-[30].
Bunbury, Dan. “The public purse and state finance: government savings banks in the
era of nation building, 1867-1900.” Canadian Historical Review 78 (Dec. 1997),
pp. 566-598. figures.
_________. From region to nation: government savings banks in the Maritimes and
Canada, 1824-1900 Ph.D. thesis, Dalhousie University, 1995. 352 p. AAT
NN05255; DAI-A 57/02, p. 817 (Aug. 1996).
Burgess, M. “The implications for Atlantic Canada of the failure of the Charlottetown
Accord. A political economy perspective.” The London Journal of Canadian
Studies 9 (1993), pp. 31-[41].
Burnett, Frederick C. Biographical directory of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Free
Baptist ministers and preachers. (Baptist Heritage in Atlantic Canada, no. 16).
Hantsport, N.S.: Lancelot Press, 1996. 303 p. illus.
Campbell, Brian, and Berkeley Fleming. “Access to excellence? The social
background of Mount Allison students as compared to four other universities in the
Maritimes.” In Liberal education and the small university in Canada. Edited by
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pp. 56-86. — includes St. Thomas, Acadia, UNB, Mount Allison and St. Francis
Xavier Universities.
Canada from afar. The Daily Telegraph book of Canadian obituaries. Edited by
David Twiston Davies. Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1996. 270 p. — c. 15 Atlantic
Canadians cited.
Carter, Kathryn. Diaries in English by women in Canada, 1753-1995: an annotated
bibliography. (Feminist Voices / Voix féministes, no. 4). Ottawa: Canadian
Research Institute for the Advancement of Women / Institute canadien de
recherches sur les femmes, 1997. 106 p. — includes diaries found in archives and
libraries in all four provincial archives and in other Atlantic institutions.
_________. A contingency of words: diaries in English by women in Canada, 18301915. Ph.D. thesis, University of Alberta, 1997. 230 p. AAT NQ22961; DAI-A
58/10, p. 3926 (April 1998).
Charpentier, Jean-Michel. “Le Français acadien de sa mixité originale à sa complexité
actuelle.” Etudes canadiennes = Canadian Studies 37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 197-209.
Chérubini, Bernard. “Les Acadiens ‘habitants’ en Guyane de 1772 à 1853. Destin des
lignées, créolisation et migration.” Etudes canadiennes = Canadian Studies 40
(juin 1996), pp. 79-97.
_________. “Traduire de localisme: des mises en scène locales de la généalogie à la
recherche anthropologique.” La Société historique acadienne. Cahiers 27 (juinsept. 1996), pp. 161-193. — la colonisation de la Guyane et la diaspora acadienne.
Chiasson, Anselme. “Les Capucins en Acadie.” La Société historique acadienne.
Children’s voices in Atlantic literature and culture: essays on childhood. Edited by
Hilary Thompson. Guelph: Canadian Children’s Press, 1995. 152 p. — papers
presented at the 4th Thomas H. Raddall Symposium, Wolfville, N.S.: Acadia
University, September 1994.
Chovrelat, Geneviève. “Evangéline et Maria Chapdelaine, soeurs mythiques de la
survivance nationale ou soeurs de légende?” Etudes canadiennes = Canadian
Studies 37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 305-322.
Cochrane, Jean. Down on the farm. Childhood memories of farming in Canada.
Calgary: Fifth House, 1996.
Cody, Howard. “Atlantic Canada in parliament during the Mulroney years.” American
Review of Canadian Studies 24, 3 (Autumn 1994), pp. 343-360.
Cold-water aquaculture in Atlantic Canada. 2nd ed. Edited by Andrew D. Boghen.
Moncton: Institut canadien de recherche sur le developpement regional = Canadian
Institute for Research on Regional Development, 1995. xii, 672 p. ill. maps.
Comfort, Judith. Country roads of the Maritimes: New Brunswick, Prince Edward
Island, and Nova Scotia. (Country Roads Series). Halifax: Nimbus Pub., 1994. 175
p. illus.
A concise history of Christianity in Canada. Edited by Terrence Murphy. Toronto:
Oxford University Press, 1996. 456 p. illus.
Connelly, M. Patricia and Martha MacDonald. “State policy, the household and
women’s work in the Atlantic fishery.” In Labour and working-class history in
Atlantic Canada: a reader. Edited by David Frank and Gregory S. Kealey. St.
John’s: Institute of Social and Economic Research, Memorial University of
Newfoundland, 1995. pp. 383-398.
The contribution of Presbyterianism to the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Edited by
Charles H.H. Scobie and G.A. Rawlyk. (McGill-Queen’s Studies in the History of
Religion, series 2). Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1997.
267 p. illus.
Coops, P. Lorraine. Living by faith: Maritime Baptist single women missionaries in
India, 1880-1930. Ph.D. thesis, Queen’s University, 1997. 397 p. AAT NN17891;
DAI-A 58/06, p. 2349 (Dec. 1997).
Coops, P.L. and D.J. Hessler, compilers. “George Alexander Rawlyk: a bibliography,
1962-1996.” Acadiensis XXV, 2 (Spring 1996), pp. 159-173.
Copp, Terry [with Richard Nielsen]. No price too high. Canadians and the Second
World War. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1996. 255 p. illus. — includes
general information on Atlantic Canadians.
Cormier, Ronald. Les Acadiens et la seconde guerre mondiale. Moncton: Editions
d’Acadie, 1996. 143 p. illus.
Cox, Lori V. “Fighting the coastal clearances: women and the fishery.” New
Maritimes 14, 3 (Jan.-Feb. 1996), pp. 13-16. illus.
_________. “On the edge: women in the Atlantic fisheries.” Canadian Dimension 30,
1 (Feb.-March 1996), pp. 22-25. illus.
Crépeau, Andrée, and David Christianson. “Home and hearth: an archaeological
perspective on Acadian domestic architecture.” Canadian Folklore canadien 17, 2
(1995), pp. 93-110.
Crooker, William S. Tracking treasure: in search of East Coast bounty. Halifax:
Nimbus Pub., 1998.
d’Entremont, Harley. “L’Acadie et l’intégration politique des provinces de
l’Atlantique: un commentaire.” égalité - revue acadienne d’analyse politique 32
(automne 1992), pp. 155-163.
Davies, Gwendolyn. “‘The anger and despair I feel is real’: social reality in Atlantic
Canadian literature.” London Journal of Canadian Studies 9 (1993), pp. 42-[62].
Davis, C. Mark. “Recent Black Maritime studies.” Acadiensis XXIII, 2 (Spring 1994),
pp. 148-154.
Davis, Stephen A. “Archaeological evidence for pre-contact fishing in the
Maritimes.” In How deep is the ocean?: Historical essays on Canada’s Atlantic
fishery. Edited by James E. Candow and Carol Corbin. Sydney: University College
of Cape Breton Press, 1997. pp. 1-14. tables.
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De Benedetti, George J., and Maurice Beaudin. “How linguistic minority
communities contribute to the economic well-being of their regions [in N.S. and
P.E.I.].” In Official languages and the economy = Langues officielles et
l’économie. (New Canadian Perspectives). Ottawa: Heritage Canada, 1996, pp.
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DeBlois, Albert D. Micmac dictionary. (Mercury Series: Canadian Ethnology
Service, Paper no. 131). Hull: Canadian Museum of Civilization, 1996. 97 p.
Delalune, Sylvie-Anne. “Speaking of group shows....” ArtsAtlantic 52 (SpringSummer 1995), pp. 36-39. illus. — “Marion McCain Atlantic Art Exhibition:
anecdotes and enigmas.”
Desjardins, Pierre-Marcel. “Atlantic economic cooperation and the Acadian
community.” In Has the time come? Perspectives on cooperation. Edited by
Maurice Mandale and William J. Milne. Halifax and Fredericton: Atlantic
Provinces Economic Council and the Vaughan Chair in Regional Economics,
1996, pp. 87-99.
Dickason, Olive Patricia. The myth of the savage and the beginnings of French
colonialism in the Americas. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1997. 372 p.
illus.
Dickinson, John A. “Les chemins migratoires et l’établissement des Acadiens à SaintDenis au XVIIIe siècle.” La Société historique acadienne. Cahiers 29, 1&2 (marsjuin 1998), pp. 57-69. tables.
_________. “Les réfugiés acadiens au Canada, 1755-1775.” Etudes canadiennes =
Canadian Studies 37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 51-61. chart.
Didier, René. “Vers une union administrative des Maritimes?” égalité - revue
acadienne d’analyse politique 32 (automne 1992), pp. 49-67. tables.
Doeringer, Peter B., David G. Terkla, and Audrey Watson. Regulation, industry
structure, and the future of the North Atlantic fishing industry. (CanadianAmerican Public Policy, no. 22 June 1995). Orono: University of Maine,
Canadian-American Center, 1995. [54] p. tables.
Doeringer, Peter B. and David G. Terkla. Troubled waters. Economic structure,
regulatory reform and fisheries trade. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1995.
206 p. charts.
Doiron, Normand. Relation du voyage du Port Royal de l’Acadie ou de la Nouvelle
France ; suivie de poésies diverses. Montréal: Presses de l’Université de Montréal,
1997. [Original relation by Diéreville].
Domestic tourism market research study: Atlantic Canada report. Coopers and
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Doucet, Philippe, and Roger Ouellette. “La collectivité acadienne face aux
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_________. Maritime (Atlantic) union: history and prospects = L’union des
provinces maritimes (de l’atlantique): rétrospective et prospective. (Maritime
series / La collection maritime, no. 1). s.l.: Canadian Institute for Research on
Regional Development / Institut canadien de recherche sur le développement
régional, 1996. 38 p.
Down east: critical essays on contemporary Maritime Canadian literature. Edited by
by W. Hochbruck and J.O. Taylor. Trier: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 1996.
328 p. (Reflections. bd. 7).
Dubé, Claire. “Le thème de l’ours céleste chez les Micmacs.” Recherches
amérindiennes au Québec 26, 1 (1996), pp. 55-64.
Dunne, Angela. “La dépossession chez Antonine Maillet.” Etudes canadiennes =
Education indicators for Atlantic Canada. Halifax: Atlantic Provinces Education
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Feehan, James P. “Cooperation among the Atlantic provincial governments: a useful
tactic in an Atlantic Canada strategy.” In Has the time come? Perspectives on
cooperation. Edited by Maurice Mandale and William J. Milne. Halifax and
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Ferley, Paul. “The French cartographer Jacques-Nicolas Bellin’s plans of 18thcentury urban settlements in present-day Canada.” Urban History Review 25, 1
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Ferré, Sandrine. “L’édition au Canada atlantique ou le défi de publier une région.” In
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The guises of Canadian diversity: new European perspectives. Edited by Serge
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no. 19). Amsterdam; Atlanta, Ga.: Editions Rodopi, 1995. pp. 251-262.
_________. “Edition régionale, défi mondial: le cas des provinces atlantiques.”
Canadian Issues = Thèmes canadiens XIX (1997), pp. 81-92. map.
_________. “Régionalisme, littérature, et édition dans les provinces atlantiques.”
Epilogue = Epilogue 9, 2 (1994), pp. 75-98.
Finbow, Robert. “Atlantic Canada: forgotten periphery in an endangered confederation?”
In Beyond Quebec: taking stock of Canada. Edited by Kenneth McRoberts. Montreal
& Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1995. pp. 61-80.
Fischer, Lewis R. “The enterprising Canadians: an assessment of Canadian Maritime
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Le Floc’h, Joseph. “La chanson française de tradition orale en Acadie. Mythe ou
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Fohlen, Claude. “Les Acadiens en quête d’un évêque.” Etudes canadiennes =
Fonteneau, Jean-Marie. Les acadiens citoyens de l’atlantique. Rennes, France:
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_________. “Les Acadiens de Belle-Ile-en-Mer.” La Société historique acadienne.
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Forbes, E. R. “‘Cutting the pie into smaller pieces’: matching grants and relief in the
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Bicentennial series in Louisiana history, no. 1). Lafayette, La.: Center for
Louisiana Studies, University of Southwestern Louisiana, 1995. 666 p. maps. —
passim Acadia, Canada, New France.
Frenette, Yves. Les anglo-normands dans l’est du Canada. (Les groupes ethniques du
Canada, brochure no. 21). Ottawa: La Société historique du Canada, 1996. 18 p.
Friesen, John W. “Maritime First Nations.” In Rediscovering the First Nations of
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Garcia, Marie-France. “The Acadian society: a society in evolution.” In Les Cahiers
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pays du Commonwealth) Centre de recherche sur les civilisations et identités
culturelles comparées de sociétés européennes et occidentales. March 1996.
Genealogist’s handbook for Atlantic Canada research. 2nd ed. Edited by T.M. Punch
with G.F. Sanborn. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1997.
163 p. bib. maps.
“George Rawlyk remembered.” Acadiensis XXV, 2 (Spring 1996), pp. 151-158. illus.
Gerriets, Marilyn and Kris Inwood. “Contextualizing Maritime Canada: productivity
and structure in provincial manufacturing, 1870.” Acadiensis XXVI, 1 (Autumn
1996), pp. 62-81.
Gillis, Sheldon. Putting it on ice: a social history of hockey in the Maritimes, 18801914. M.A. thesis, Saint Mary’s University, 1996. 138 p. AAT MM15523; MAI
35/03, p. 691 (June 1997).
Girard, Philip. “The Maritime Provinces, 1850-1939: lawyers and legal institutions.”
Manitoba Law Journal 23, 3 (1996), pp. 379-405.
Godfrey, W. “Loyalist studies in the Maritimes: past and future directions.” London
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_________. “‘A vision beyond reach’: some recent Atlantic Canadian studies.”
Journal of Canadian Studies 28, 4 (Winter 1993/94), pp. 160- 169. — book review
essay.
Goodwin, Daniel Corey. “The faith of the fathers”: evangelical piety of Maritime
regular Baptist patriarchs and preachers, 1790-1855. Ph.D. thesis, Queen’s
University, 1997. 389 p. AAT NQ20560; DAI-A 58/09, p. 3675 (March 1998).
Goyder, John. “Migration and regional differences in life satisfaction in the
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Grafton, R. Quentin, and Daniel E. Lane. Canadian fisheries policy: challenges and
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Grant, John Webster. “Presbyterian revivals.” In The contribution of Presbyterianism
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Kathryn Hamer. Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press for the
Centre for Canadian Studies, Mount Allison University, 1992. Moncton: Editions
Grills, Barry. Snowbird: the story of Anne Murray. Kingston: Quarry Press, 1996. 219
p. illus.
Guillemet, Dominique. “Les Acadiens de Belle-Ile-en-Mer: légende et histoire en (re?) construction.” Etudes canadiennes = Canadian Studies 37 (Dec. 1994), pp. 127144. illus.
Guimond, Maurice. “Petite histoire de la communauté de Notre-Dame du Calvaire.”
La Société historique acadienne. Cahiers 28 (juin-sept. 1997), pp. 134-144. illus.
Hall, Frederick A. “Musical Yankees and Tories in Maritime settlements of 18thcentury Canada.” In Canadian music. Issues of hegemony and identity. Edited by
Beverley Diamond and Robert Witmer. Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press Inc,
1994. pp. 447-458.
Hamilton, William B. Place names of Atlantic Canada. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1996. 502 p. maps.
Has the time come? Perspectives on Cooperation. Edited by Maurice Mandale, and
William J. Milne. Halifax and Fredericton: Atlantic Provinces Economic Council
and The Vaughan Chair in Regional Economics, 1996.
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_________. A walk in the dreamtime: growing up in old St. John’s. St. John’s: Killick
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Inglis, Dorothy. Bread and roses. St. John’s: Killick Press, 1996. 154p.
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“Josephine La Costa: Terre-Neuve/Newfoundland.” Oral History Forum 15 (1995),
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Kendall, Victor G. and Victor Kendall. Ramea’s family tree. Corner Brook: Kendall
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Kennedy, Maxwell. Memories of Western Bay: a collage of vignettes of
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Kercher, Bruce. “Law reports from a non-colony and a penal colony: the Australian
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Newfoundland 1946-1948.” Newfoundland Studies 11 (Spring 1995), pp. 53-74.
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Kozar, Seana. “‘Interstitiality’: exploring belief, text and art through the study of
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