Authors Beginning With the Letter L

• La Terreur, Marc

  • 1964 — “Correspondance Laurier — Mme Joseph Lavergne, 1891-1893”

• Labarrère-Paulé, A.

  • 1963 — “L'instituteur laïque canadien français au 19ème siècle”

• Lamb, W.

  • 1958 — “Presidential Address”
  • 1953 — “The Federal Archival Scene”
  • 1948 — “A Bent Twig in British Columbia History”

• Lambert, Norman

  • 1958 — With Bladen, V., Underhill, Frank, and Wees, Ian, “Personal Notes”

• Lamontagne, Léopold

  • 1954 — “Le Roi du Nord et sa suite française à Winnipeg en 1885”
  • 1950 — “Habits gris et chemise rouge”

• Lanctot, Gustave

  • 1941 — “Les historiens d'hier et l'histoire d'aujourd'hui”
  • 1936 — “Faux et faussaires”
  • 1934 — “Quelques notes sur Cartier”
  • 1933 — “L'établissement du marquis de La Roche à l'île de Sable”
  • 1929 — “Les fonctions de l'intendant”
  • 1928 — “Les premiers budgets de la Nouvelle-France”
  • 1927 — “Deux appréciations sommaires de la Confédération”
  • 1926 — “Les troupes de la Nouvelle-France”
  • 1925 — “Garneau, fondateur de l'histoire scientifique en Canada”
  • 1924 — “Les débuts du christianisme en Louisiane”

• Landon, Fred

  • 1942 — “The Canadian Scene, 1880-1890”
  • 1937 — “The Common Man in the Era of the Rebellion in Upper Canada”
  • 1932 — “D'Alton McCarthy and the Politics of the Later 'Eighties”

• Lands and Development Services Branch

  • 1949 — Avec National Parks Service et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites, 1948-1949”
  • 1948 — Avec National Parks Service et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites”

• Lands, Parks and Forests Branch

  • 1947 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites”
  • 1945 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites”
  • 1944 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites”
  • 1943 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites”
  • 1942 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “National Historic Parks and Sites”
  • 1941 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “Preserving Canada's Historic Past”
  • 1940 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “Preserving Canada's Historic Past”
  • 1939 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “Preserving Canada's Historic Past”
  • 1938 — Avec National Parks Bureau et Department of Mines and Resources, “Preserving Canada's Historic Past”

• LaPierre, L.

  • 1961 — “Joseph Israel Tarte and the McGreevy-Langevin Scandal”

• Leacock, Stephen

  • 1925 — “The Place of History in Canadian Education”

• Lee, Norman

  • 1932 — “Report of the English Secretary”

• Leith, James

  • 1959 — “The Idea of Art as Propaganda during the French Revolution”

• Leland, Marine

  • 1951 — “Quelques observations sur le nationalisme de Henri Bourassa”

• Lemieux, Rodolphe

  • 1930 — “Le quatrième centenaire de la découverte du Canada”

• Lockhart, A.

  • 1939 — “The Contribution of Macdonald Conservatism to National Unity, 1854-78”

• Long, M.

  • 1954 — “The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada”

• Longley, R.

  • 1948 — “1848 in Retrospect: Events in Nova Scotia and Canada”
  • 1939 — “Sir Francis Hincks, Finance Minister of Canada, 1869-73”
  • 1934 — “Francis Hincks and Canadian Public Finance”

• Lower, A.

  • 1955 — “Political ‘Partyism' in Canada”
  • 1943 — “Two Ways of Life: The Primary Antithesis of Canadian History”
  • 1940 — “Sir John Macdonald in Caricature”
  • 1938 — “The Product of Revolutions: Basic Factors in English History”
  • 1930 — “The Origins of Democracy in Canada”
  • 1929 — “Some Neglected Aspects of Canadian History”
  • 1928 — “The Forest in New France”

• Lunn, Jean

  • 1939 — “The Illegal Fur Trade out of New France, 1713-60”

• Luvaas, Jay

  • 1962 — “General Sir Patrick MacDougall the American Civil War and the Defence of Canada”