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Acadiensis

Volume 17, Number 1, Autumn 1987

Table of contents (16 articles)

Frontmatter

  1. Frontmatter

    pp. i–1

Contributors / Collaborateurs

  1. Contributors / Collaborateurs

    p. 2

Articles

  1. Fundamentalism, Modernism and Maritime Baptists in the 1920s and 1930s

    G. A. Rawlyk

    pp. 3–33

  2. Cutting the Pie into Smaller Pieces:: Matching Grants and Relief in the Maritime Provinces during the 1930s

    E. R. Forbes

    pp. 34–55

  3. Thomas McCulloch's Use of Science in Promoting a Liberal Education

    B. Anne Wood

    pp. 57–73

  4. When Markets Fail:: Electrification and Maritime Industrial Decline in the 1920s

    Peter J. Wylie

    pp. 74–96

Documents

  1. The 1866 Election in New Brunswick:: The Anglin-Rogers Controversy

    Timothy Anglin, James Rogers and William M. Baker

    pp. 97–116

Reviews / Revues

  1. Dependency, Underdevelopment, and the Economic History of the Atlantic Provinces

    Eric Sager

    pp. 117–137

  2. Volume VI of the D.C.B.:: The 'Last Survivor(s)' Revisited

    W. G. Godfrey

    pp. 137–143

  3. Parish Perspectives:: Recent Work in Community History within Atlantic Canada

    David Sutherland

    pp. 143–150

  4. People of Myth, People of History:: A Look at Recent Writings on the Metis

    Jennifer S.H. Brown

    pp. 150–162

  5. The Emergence of the Saint John Middle Class in the 1840s

    Judith Fingard

    pp. 163–169

  6. French and British in North America:: Offerings to Clio, Some of Them only Half-Burned

    Julian Gwyn

    pp. 170–188

Bibliography / Bibliographie

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

    Eric L. Swanick, Joan Ritcey, Wendy Duff and Frank L. Pigot

    pp. 189–218

Notices / Affiches

  1. Notices / Affiches

    pp. 219–220

Backmatter

  1. Backmatter

    pp. 220–222

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