Vol. XXXV, No. 1 Autumn/Automne 2005

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• Contributors / Collaborateurs

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Articles

• Pérégrinations et conquête du sol (1755-1836) : l’implantation acadienne sur la rive nord de la Baie-des-Chaleurs

  Christian Blais

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• The Politics of Mental Health Care in Nova Scotia: The Case of the Halifax County Hospital, 1940-1976

  Judith Fingard, John Rutherford

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• Defeating the Farmers’ Efforts to Help Themselves: The Role of the State in the Collapse of the United Farmers Co-operative Company of New Brunswick, 1918-1922

  Timothy D. Lewis

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• Who speaks for the public?: The Debate over Government or Private Broadcasting in Newfoundland, 1939-1949

  Jeff A. Webb

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• PEI Women Attending University Off and On the Island to 1943

  Heidi MacDonald

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• Fishing the North Atlantic Border Seas: American Capital in a New Environment, 1818-1854

  Brian Payne

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Forum

• Saying What You Mean: Form and Rhetoric in Ian McKay’s The Quest of the Folk

  David Creelman

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• Reflections on Modernity and Antimodernism in Ian McKay’s The Quest of the Folk

  Stephen Dutcher

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• Commentary: The Quest of the Folk

  Greg Marquis

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• Images of the Fisher Folk in Newfoundland, 1900-1930s

  Miriam Wright

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• The Quest ﹫ 2006

  Ian McKay

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Research Notes / Notes de recherche

• Railway Tourism in the "Land of Evangeline", 1882-1946

  Monica MacDonald

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Review Essays / Notes critiques

• The "trickle is worth noting": Common Law and Consumerism in Early Newfoundland History

  W.G. Godfrey

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• Exploring the Acadian Identity: a Review of Naomi Griffiths’ From Migrant to Acadian

  Sheila Andrew

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• Back Matter

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