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Acadiensis

Volume 34, numéro 2, spring 2005

Sommaire (15 articles)

Frontmatter

  1. Frontmatter

    p. 1–2

Contributors / Collaborateurs

  1. Contributors / Collaborateurs

    p. 2

Articles

  1. Meaning and Markets:: Hunting, Economic Development and British Imperialism in Maritime Travel Narratives to 1870

    Jeffrey L. McNairn

    p. 3–25

  2. The Romance of Canada:: Tourism and Nationalism Meet in Charlottetown, 1939

    Matthew McRae

    p. 26–45

  3. "Looking Towards the Promised Land":: Modernity, Antimodernism and Co-operative Wholesaling in the Maritime Provinces, 1945-1961

    Stephen Dutcher

    p. 46–73

Forum

  1. How Wide Is the Atlantic Ocean? Larger and Larger

    Luca Codignola

    p. 74–80

  2. How Wide Is the Atlantic Ocean? Not Wide Enough!

    John G. Reid

    p. 81–87

Research Notes / Notes de Recherche

  1. "Daily allowances":: literary conventions and daily life in the diaries of Ida Louise Martin (nee Friars), Saint John, New Brunswick, 1945-1992

    Bonnie Huskins et Michael Boudreau

    p. 88–108

  2. "The purpois is honorabill, and may conduce to the good of our service":: Lord Ochiltree and the Cape Breton Colony, 1629-1631

    Andrew D. Nicholls

    p. 109–123

Documents

  1. Une ultime revenante ? Lettre de Jean-Baptiste Semer, de La Nouvelle-Orléans, à son père, au Havre, 20 avril 1766

    Jean-François Mouhot

    p. 124–129

Review Essays / Notes Critiques

  1. Historical Method in Canadian Literary Studies:: Some Recent Examples

    Renée Hulan

    p. 130–145

  2. Les nouveaux historiens de l’Acadie

    Julien Massicotte

    p. 146–178

  3. Robichaud selon Cormier : un ajout, mais pas une somme

    Joel Belliveau

    p. 179–182

  1. Recent Publications Relating to the History of the Atlantic Region

    Patricia L. Belier

    p. 183–215

Backmatter

  1. Backmatter

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