Authors Beginning With the Letter T

• Tallman, J.

  • 1972 — Avec Tallman, R., “The Diplomatic Search for the St. Croix River, 1796-1798”

• Tallman, R.

  • 1972 — Avec Tallman, J., “The Diplomatic Search for the St. Croix River, 1796-1798”

• Tallman, Richard

  • 1979 — “Folklore Research in Atlantic Canada:”

• Tallman, Ronald

  • 1975 — “Peter Mitchell and the Genesis of a National Fisheries Policy”

• Tavenor, Joshua

  • 2018 — “Weighing the Evidence”

• Taylor, Hugh

  • 1971 — “The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick”

• Taylor, M.

  • 1989 — “Exercises in Orientation”
  • 1984 — “Thomas Chandler Haliburton as a Historian”
  • 1981 — “Nova Scotia's Nineteenth-Century County Histories”

• Tennyson, Brian

  • 1982 — “History as Biography”
  • 1976 — Avec Theal, George, “Schooldays, Schooldays . . . Cocagne Academy in the 1840s”
  • 1972 — “Economic Nationalism and Confederation:”

• Theal, George

  • 1976 — Avec Tennyson, Brian, “Schooldays, Schooldays . . . Cocagne Academy in the 1840s”

• Theobald, Andrew

  • 2004 — “Une Loi Extraordinaire:”

• Thiessen, Janis

  • 2021 — “Canadian History Podcasts”

• Thomas, Leanna

  • 2021 — “Disrupting the Archives and Loosening the Evangeline Knot”

• Thomas, Peter

  • 1981 — “The Ballad of the Albion”

• Thompson, D.

  • 2004 — “Origins of Women's History at University of New Brunswick (Fredericton Campus)”

• Thompson, John

  • 1990 — “Integrating Regional Patterns into a National Canadian History”

• Thompson, Marie

  • 2006 — “The Myth of the Vanishing Cape Breton Fiddler:”

• Thompson, Peter

  • 2012 — ““If you're in quest of the Folk, you've come to the wrong place”:”

• Thomson, Anthony

  • 1983 — “The Nova Scotia Civil Service Association, 1956-1967”

• Thorburn, H.

  • 1972 — “Martin Robin, ed., Canadian Provincial Politics: Party Systems of the Ten Provinces”

• Thornton, Patricia

  • 1990 — “The Transition from the Migratory to the Resident Fishery in the Strait of Belle Isle”
  • 1985 — “The Problem of Out-Migration from Atlantic Canada, 1871-1921:”

• Thorp, Daniel

  • 1996 — “Equals of the King:”

• Tillotson, Shirley

  • 2010 — “Relations of Extraction:”
  • 2004 — “Teaching Women's History at Dalhousie:”
  • 1990 — “The Operators Along the Coast:”

• Tingley, Zachary A.

  • 2022 — Avec Mancke, Elizabeth, “Intercolonial Cooperation and the Building of St. Paul Island and Scatarie Island Lighthouses, 1826-1840”

• Titus, Claire

  • 2014 — “Miller Brittain’s Mural Cartoons for the Saint John Tuberculosis Hospital: From Creation to Conservation”

• Tomblin, Stephen

  • 1993 — “Shilling Boundaries and Borderlands Discourses”

• Toner, Peter

  • 1988 — “Lifting the Mist:”
  • 1978 — “The Unstrung Harp: Canada's Irish”

• Tooker, Elisabeth

  • 1977 — “Whites and Indians”

• Townsend, Patricia

  • 1998 — “Esther Clark Wright:”

• Townsend, Patricia L.

  • 2018 — “The Shoeboxes: Esther Clark Wright’s Papers at Acadia”

• Trepanier, Lise

  • 1980 — Avec Trepanier, Pierre, “Rameau de Saint-Père et l'histoire de la colonisation française en Amérique”

• Trépanier, Pierre

  • 1982 — “Clio en Acadie”
  • 1980 — Avec Trepanier, Lise, “Rameau de Saint-Père et l'histoire de la colonisation française en Amérique”

• Trigger, Bruce

  • 1989 — “Alfred G. Bailey — Ethnohistorian”

• Troxler, Carole

  • 2008 — “Re-enslavement of Black Loyalists:”
  • 1990 — “A Loyalist Life:”

• Tuck, Hugh

  • 1982 — “Cape Breton:”

• Tucker, Eric

  • 1998 — “The Road from Westray:”

• Tulchinsky, G.

  • 1978 — “Recent Controversies in Canadian Business History”

• Turner, Steven

  • 2004 — Avec Molyneaux, Heather, “Agricultural Science, Potato Breeding and the Fredericton Experimental Station, 1912-66”

• Twohig, Peter

  • 2015 — ““Are They Getting Out of Control?””
  • 2010 — “The "Celebrated Indian Herb Doctor":”
  • 2002 — “Aboriginal Health in Canada”
  • 2001 — “"Local Girls" and "Lab Boys":”

• Twohig, Peter L.

  • 2022 — Avec Morton, Erin, “A Note from the Co-Editors”
  • 2022 — Avec Morton, Erin, “Note des codirecteurs”
  • 2021 — “COVID-19 and the Labour of Care”