Historical Papers

Volume 1, numéro 1, 1966 Sherbrooke 1966

Sommaire (16 articles)

  1. Presidential Address*

    Margaret A. Ormsby

    p. 1–13

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  2. The Nature, Composition, and Functions of the Canadian Bourgeoisie, 1729-1748

    Cameron Nish

    p. 14–28

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  3. Metropolitanism and Toronto Re-Examined, 1825-18501

    F. H. Armstrong

    p. 29–40

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  4. French-Canadian Nationalism and the Challenge of Ultramontanism

    Jacques Monet S.J.

    p. 41–55

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  5. The Canadianization of the Protestant Churches

    John S. Moir

    p. 56–69

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  6. Some French-Canadian Interpretations of the British Conquest: une quatrième dominante de la pensée canadienne-française

    Ramsay Cook

    p. 70–83

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  7. Seward and the Secession Winter of 1860-1861

    G. G. Van Deusen

    p. 84–97

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  8. A Case of Minority Rule: The Cape Colony, 1854-1898

    Arthur Keppel-Jones

    p. 98–114

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  9. Anglo-India and the Defence of Authority: The Challenge of the Western-Educated Indian

    Milton Israel

    p. 115–125

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  10. Music as an Ideological Weapon in the French Revolution

    James A. Leith

    p. 126–140

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  11. The Liberals and the Crisis of the First Restoration in France

    Ezio Cappadocia

    p. 141–154

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  12. The Political Ideas of Russian Right Radicalism

    E. R. Zimmermann

    p. 155–165

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  13. Histoire et sociologie : le point de vue d’un historien

    Fernand Ouellet

    p. 166–177

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  14. In Defense of Jargon*

    Charles Tilly

    p. 179–186

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  15. A Regional Approach for New England and the Atlantic Provinces

    Alice R. Stewart

    p. 187–191

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  16. List of Members/Liste des membres

    p. 192–206

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