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Acadiensis

Volume 29, Number 2, Spring 2000

Table of contents (16 articles)

Frontmatter

  1. Frontmatter

    pp. 1–2

Contributors / Collaborateurs

  1. Contributors / Collaborateurs

    p. 2

Articles

  1. The Land Question on Prince Edward Island and the Quitrent Controversy of 1802-1806

    J. M. Bumsted

    pp. 3–26

  2. Trouble in the North End:: The Geography of Social Violence in Saint John 1840-1860

    Gordon M. Winder

    pp. 27–57

  3. Conscripting Coal:: The Regulation of the Coal Labour Force in Nova Scotia during the Second World War

    Michael D. Stevenson

    pp. 58–88

Forum

  1. A Note on "Region" in Writing the History of Atlantic Canada

    Ian McKay

    pp. 89–101

  2. « L’Acadie, c’est un détail »:: Les représentations de l’Acadie dans le récit national canadien

    Jacques Paul Couturier

    pp. 102–119

Research Notes / Notes de Recherche

  1. "The Trade in this Place is in a Very Critical State":: R.G. Dun & Company and the St. John’s Business Community, 1855-1874

    Carla Wheaton

    pp. 120–137

Review Essays / Notes Critiques

  1. Regina v Marshall:: Native History, the Judiciary and the Public

    Arthur J. Ray

    pp. 138–146

  2. "The Peoples in Between":: Phips, Eddy and Acadie/Nova Scotia

    W. G. Godfrey

    pp. 147–155

  3. Sex and Class Revisited

    W. M. Dick

    pp. 156–169

  4. The Politics of Social Justice:: Women’s Struggle for Equality and One Man’s Lament

    Judy Fudge

    pp. 170–187

  5. Competing Master Narratives on Post-War Canada

    Alvin Finkel

    pp. 188–204

  6. Who Matters? Public History and the Invention of the Canadian Past

    Frits Pannekoek

    pp. 205–217

Bibliography / Bibliographie

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

    Patricia L. Belier

    pp. 218–263

Backmatter

  1. Backmatter

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