Authors Beginning With the Letter C

• Call, Paul

  • 1970 — “The Peasant Element in the Russian Identity”

• Campbell, Alan

  • 1981 — “Skill, Independence, and Trade Unionism in the Coalfields of Nineteenth‑Century Britain, with Particular Reference to Scotland”

• Campbell, Gail

  • 1986 — ““Smashers” and “Rummies”: Voters and the Rise of Parties in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, 1846‑1857”

• Cappadocia, Ezio

  • 1966 — “The Liberals and the Crisis of the First Restoration in France”

• Careless, J.

  • 1968 — “Somewhat Narrow Horizons*”

• Carland, John

  • 1982 — “Bureaucrats and Imperial Finance: The Colonial Office, the Treasury and the West African Currency Board, 1911‑1914”

• Carter, George

  • 1970 — “Daniel Webster and the Canadian Rebellions, 1837-1838”

• Cartwright, D.

  • 1978 — “Ecclesiastical Territorial Organization and Institutional Conflict in Eastern and Northern Ontario, 1840 to 1910”

• Cassels, Alan

  • 1969 — “Janus: The Two Faces of Fascism”

• Cherwinski, W.

  • 1980 — “Wooden Horses and Rubber Cows: Training British Agricultural Labour for the Canadian Prairies, 1890‑1930”

• Chorniawry, Cathy

  • 1985 — Avec Wright, David, “Women and Drink in Edwardian England”

• Clippingdale, Richard

  • 1969 — “J.S. Willison and Canadian Nationalism 1886-1902”

• Coghlan, F.

  • 1968 — “James Bryce and the Establishment of the Department of External Affairs”

• Cohen, T.

  • 1974 — “Why the Jesuits Joined 1540‑1600”

• Cole, Douglas

  • 1969 — “John S. Ewart and Canadian Nationalism”

• Colthart, J.

  • 1975 — “Edward Ellice and the Decision for Self‑Government, 1839”

• Comninel, George

  • 1989 — “Quatre-Vingt-Neuf Revisited: Social Interests and Political Conflict in the French Revolution”

• Conacher, J.

  • 1975 — “Graduate Studies in History in Canada: The Growth of Doctoral Programmes*”

• Conway, J.

  • 1968 — “The Meeting Between Pope Pius XII and Ribbentrop”

• Cook, Ramsay

  • 1984 — “Presidential Address: Tillers and Toilers: The Rise and Fall of Populism in Canada in the 1890s”
  • 1977 — “Henry George and the Poverty of Canadian Progress”
  • 1966 — “Some French-Canadian Interpretations of the British Conquest: une quatrième dominante de la pensée canadienne-française”

• Copp, J.

  • 1972 — “The Condition of the Working Class in Montreal, 1897-1920 1”

• Corrigan, Philip

  • 1985 — Avec Curtis, Bruce, “Education, Inspection and State Formation: A Preliminary Statement”

• Courville, L.

  • 1974 — “The Conservatism of the Saskatchewan Progressives”

• Couse, G.

  • 1972 — “Neglected Implications of R.G. Collingwood's Attack on “Scissors‑and‑Paste History””

• Couture, Paul

  • 1978 — “The Vichy-Free French Propaganda War in Quebec, 1940 to 1942”

• Couturier, Jacques

  • 1987 — “Tendances actuelles de l'historiographie acadienne (1970‑1985)”

• Craven, Paul

  • 1983 — Avec Traves, Tom, “Canadian Railways as Manufacturers, 1850‑1880”

• Creighton, D.

  • 1969 — “The Decline and Fall of the Empire of the St. Lawrence”

• Cross, Michael

  • 1983 — Avec Fraser, Robert, ““The waste that lies before me”: The Public and the Private Worlds of Robert Baldwin”
  • 1967 — “The Age of Gentility: The Formation of an Aristocracy in the Ottawa Valley”

• Crowley, Terence

  • 1979 — ““Thunder Gusts”: Popular Disturbances in Early French Canada”

• Cruikshank, Ken

  • 1987 — “The Transportation Revolution and its Consequences: The Railway Freight Rate Controversy of the Late Nineteenth Century”

• Crunican, P.

  • 1969 — “Bishop Laflèche and the Mandement of 1896”

• Cuff, R.

  • 1977 — Avec Granatstein, J., “Canada and The Marshall Plan, June — December 1947”

• Cuff, Robert

  • 1969 — “Organizing for War: Canada and the United States During World War I”

• Curtis, Bruce

  • 1985 — Avec Corrigan, Philip, “Education, Inspection and State Formation: A Preliminary Statement”