Volume 7, Number 1, 1972 Montréal 1972
Table of contents (18 articles)
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Fifty Years of the Canadian Historical Association: What Next?
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The Public Archives of Canada at the End of its First Century*
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Neglected Implications of R.G. Collingwood’s Attack on “Scissors‑and‑Paste History”
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The Assertion of Women’s Rights in Mid‑Victorian England
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The Eastern Question in British Strategic Policy During the Franco‑Prussian War
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Railway Politics in Montreal, 1867‑1878*
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An Urban Environment: The Process of Growth in Winnipeg 1874‑1914
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Canadian Immigration Policy and the “Foreign” Navvy, 1896-1914
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The Condition of the Working Class in Montreal, 1897-1920 1
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Le développement du port de Montréal au début du 20e siècle1
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The Origins of the Canadian Co-operative Movement, 1900-1914*
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“The Beginning of our Regeneration”: The Great War and Western Canadian Reform Movements
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Peace Through Law: The United States and the World Court, 1923-1935
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“Dirty Work at the Crossroads”: New Perspectives on the Riddell Incident
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Noel Edward Buxton, The Anti-Slavery Society and British Policy With Respect to Ethiopia, 1932-1944 1
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Ebb Tide of American Isolationism: The Senate Debate on the Arms Embargo, 1937-1939
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Paternalism and Profits: The Ideology of U.S. Aid to Latin America, 1943-1971
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Papers not Printed/Communications non imprimées