Acadiensis

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A journal of regional history devoted to the study of Atlantic Canada. The essential source for reading and research on the region, Acadiensis is one of Canada's leading scholarly journals.

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Andrew Parnaby

Roots, Region, and Resistance: Facing Industrial Ruin in Sydney, Cape Breton, during Canada’s Centennial Year
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J. T. H. Connor

“For her own safety and the good of society at large”: Eugenics, Sterilization, and Anglo-American Transnationalism in Newfoundland, 1928-1934
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Aleen Leigh Stanton, David Freeland Duke

The Invisible Island: Immigration, Environment, and a New Europe on Big Island, Nova Scotia
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Tyler Cline

“A Clarion Call To Real Patriots The World Over”: The Curious Case of theKu Klux Klan of Kanada in New Brunswick during the 1920s and 1930s
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Ronald Rudin

The Hidden Life of Monuments: Reflections from the Lost Stories Project
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Andrée Lévesque

Writing of the Self in New Brunswick and Quebec
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William J. Smyth

Irish Identity in a Transnational Context
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About the journal

Volume 48, Number 1 (2019)

Front Matter

Editors' Note

Articles

Roots, Region, and Resistance: Facing Industrial Ruin in Sydney, Cape Breton, during Canada’s Centennial Year

“For her own safety and the good of society at large”: Eugenics, Sterilization, and Anglo-American Transnationalism in Newfoundland, 1928-1934

The Invisible Island: Immigration, Environment, and a New Europe on Big Island, Nova Scotia

“A Clarion Call To Real Patriots The World Over”: The Curious Case of theKu Klux Klan of Kanada in New Brunswick during the 1920s and 1930s

Historiographic Commentary / Commentaire histographique

The Hidden Life of Monuments: Reflections from the Lost Stories Project

Review Essays / Notes critiques

Writing of the Self in New Brunswick and Quebec

Irish Identity in a Transnational Context

Back Matter