Vol. XXXIV, No. 2 Spring/Printemps 2005

Published March 3, 2005
Vol. XXXIV, No. 2 Spring/Printemps 2005
Front Matter
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Contributors / Collaborateurs
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Articles

Jeffrey L. McNairn
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Meaning and Markets: Hunting, Economic Development and British Imperialism in Maritime Travel Narratives to 1870
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Matthew McRae
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The Romance of Canada: Tourism and Nationalism Meet in Charlottetown, 1939
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Stephen Dutcher
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"Looking Towards the Promised Land": Modernity, Antimodernism and Co-operative Wholesaling in the Maritime Provinces, 1945-1961
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Forum

Luca Codignola
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How Wide Is the Atlantic Ocean? Larger and Larger
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John G. Reid
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How Wide Is the Atlantic Ocean? Not Wide Enough!
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Research Notes / Notes de recherche

Bonnie Huskins, Michael Boudreau
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"Daily allowances": literary conventions and daily life in the diaries of Ida Louise Martin (nee Friars), Saint John, New Brunswick, 1945-1992
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Andrew D. Nicholls
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"The purpois is honorabill, and may conduce to the good of our service": Lord Ochiltree and the Cape Breton Colony, 1629-1631
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Documents

Jean-François Mouhot
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Une ultime revenante ? Lettre de Jean-Baptiste Semer, de La Nouvelle-Orléans, à son père, au Havre, 20 avril 1766
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Review Essays / Notes critiques

Renée Hulan
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Historical Method in Canadian Literary Studies: Some Recent Examples
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Julien Massicotte
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Les nouveaux historiens de l’Acadie
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Joel Belliveau
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Robichaud selon Cormier : un ajout, mais pas une somme
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Bibliography

Patricia L. Belier, Joan Ritcey, John MacLeod, Sharon Clark
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Recent Publications Relating to the History of the Atlantic Region
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Back Matter
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