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Volume 6, Number 2, Spring 1977

Table of contents (15 articles)

Frontmatter

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    Frontmatter

    pp. i–2

Contributors / Collaborateurs

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    Contributors / Collaborateurs

    p. 2

Articles

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    The American Revolution:: Some Thoughts on Recent Bicentennial Scholarship

    J. M. Bumsted

    pp. 3–22

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    The Development of the Lunatic Asylum in the Maritime Provinces

    Daniel Francis

    pp. 23–38

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    The Scots Crown and the Restitution of Port Royal, 1629 - 1632

    John G. Reid

    pp. 39–63

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    The Settlement of the Black Refugees in New Brunswick, 1815 - 1836

    William Spray

    pp. 64–79

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    The Class of '32:: St. John's Reformers on the Eve of Representative Government

    K. Matthews

    pp. 80–94

Documents

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    New Brunswick Parish Boundaries in the pre-1861 Census Years

    Graeme Wynn

    pp. 95–105

Reviews / Revues

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    The Golden Age of Canadian National Historiography

    R. Douglas Francis

    pp. 106–116

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    The 'New History' Has Arrived

    Michael S. Cross

    pp. 116–119

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    Studies in Canada's Recent History

    Marg Conrad

    pp. 120–129

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    Recent New Brunswick Political Historiography:: Views from the Academy and the Back Room

    Michael Hatfield

    pp. 129–134

Education

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    Recent Developments in the Teaching of Local Studies in the Maritimes:: An Overview

    Mary Frederickson

    pp. 135–144

Bibliography / Bibliographie

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    Recent Publications Relating to the History of the Atlantic Region

    Margaret Pacey, Shirley B. Elliott, Marian Burnett and Frank L. Pigot

    pp. 145–155

Backmatter

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    Backmatter

    pp. 156–158

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