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... University of London , Fellow of King's College , London . The Opening of the Fisheries Sir Humphrey Gilbert's Annexation Rival Interests 121 123 125 CONTENTS xi PAGE Abortive Schemes for Colonisation 127 The Fishing X CONTENTS.
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Henry Dodwell. CONTENTS xi PAGE Abortive Schemes for Colonisation 127 The Fishing Charter of 1634 129 Sir David Kirke 131 Suggested Removal of the Colonists 133 Rivalry with France for the Fishing Trade 135 The War of the Spanish ...
Henry Dodwell. CONTENTS xi PAGE Abortive Schemes for Colonisation 127 The Fishing Charter of 1634 129 Sir David Kirke 131 Suggested Removal of the Colonists 133 Rivalry with France for the Fishing Trade 135 The War of the Spanish ...
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... Fishing Mining : Manufactures Depression : The " National Policy " Iron and Steel : Loans and Bonuses Progress in Mining General Development in 1900-21 Pulp Production : Milling : Textiles Water Power . Consolidation of Firms 608 611 ...
... Fishing Mining : Manufactures Depression : The " National Policy " Iron and Steel : Loans and Bonuses Progress in Mining General Development in 1900-21 Pulp Production : Milling : Textiles Water Power . Consolidation of Firms 608 611 ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
Early French Explorations | 19 |
Champlain on the St Lawrence | 25 |
Champlain returns to Canada | 31 |
The Council of Quebec | 37 |
The Iroquois Menace | 43 |
Delay in the Maritime Provinces | 459 |
EXPANSION OF THE DOMINION ΤΟ 1880 | 463 |
I COMMUNICATIONS | 465 |
The Great Coalition and the North West | 469 |
Attitude of British Columbia and Prince Edward Island | 475 |
The Difficulties of Macdonald | 481 |
The Work of Mackenzie and Blake | 487 |
Divide et Impera | 493 |
Unpropitious Beginnings | 49 |
La Barres Failings | 57 |
The Lachine Massacre | 59 |
The Canadian Parish | 65 |
CHAPTER IV | 78 |
The Conquest of Nova Scotia | 85 |
The Disputes over Acadia | 91 |
Braddocks Defeat | 97 |
The Repulse at Ticonderoga | 105 |
Wolfe and the Brigadiers Proposal | 111 |
The Conquest completed | 117 |
Abortive Schemes for Colonisation | 127 |
Suggested Removal of the Colonists | 133 |
Beginnings of Organised Government | 139 |
The Military Regime and the English Minority | 151 |
The Tribulations of Governor Murray | 157 |
The Necessity for a new Constitution | 163 |
Legislature | 169 |
Conditions in Quebec | 175 |
Arnolds Retreat from Canada | 181 |
The Treaty of Peace and the Loyalists | 187 |
The Government and the Loyalists | 193 |
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA UNDER REPRE | 201 |
Origin of Parties in Upper Canada | 207 |
Social Life in Nova Scotia | 213 |
Maritime Rights | 221 |
Brock in Upper Canada | 227 |
The Restoration of Peace | 233 |
Public Finance a Constitutional Issue | 239 |
Rejection of the Howick Act of 1831 | 245 |
B UPPER CANADA 18151837 | 251 |
Problems of Communication | 257 |
Gourlay and the Beginnings of Reform | 263 |
The Rebellion of 1837 and its Sequel | 269 |
Moderation and Harmony | 275 |
Howe and the Issue in Nova Scotia | 281 |
CHAPTER XI | 287 |
Durhams Achievements | 293 |
Durhams Defence | 299 |
Fox and Colonial SelfGovernment | 305 |
CHAPTER XVI | 308 |
Charles Poulett Thomson Lord Sydenham | 311 |
The Crisis of September 1842 | 317 |
End of the First Union Parliament | 321 |
Discontents in 1849 | 327 |
CHAPTER XIII | 333 |
Prosperity and its Reckoning | 339 |
Constitutional Solutions | 345 |
Reformers in Office | 351 |
Responsible Government in Nova Scotia | 357 |
Reciprocity and its Effects | 363 |
CHAPTER XV | 369 |
Support by British Banking Firms | 375 |
Competition of American Routes | 381 |
Reciprocity with the United States | 387 |
Denunciation of the Treaty | 393 |
La Vérendryes Explorations | 397 |
Overland to the Western Sea | 403 |
Rival Western FurTraders | 409 |
The Selkirk Colony | 415 |
Progress of British Columbia | 421 |
Distress in 18151818 | 427 |
Indignation over French Claims | 433 |
CHAPTER XXII | 437 |
Union advocated in the Provinces | 441 |
The Civil War in the United States | 447 |
The Charlottetown Conference | 453 |
Blake as Liberal Leader | 499 |
The Abbott Administration | 505 |
The Ministry of all the Talents | 511 |
The Railway Problem | 517 |
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE PRAIRIES 18671914 | 521 |
NonBritish Settlements | 527 |
The Early Problems of Manitoba | 533 |
The Gain of Responsible Government | 539 |
The Growth of Law and Order | 545 |
Adjustment of Difficulties with Canada | 553 |
The Claim for Better Terms | 559 |
Treatment of the Aborigines | 565 |
Ву W Т ЈАСKMAN M A Professor of Economics | 568 |
Donald Smith | 571 |
The North West Mounted Police | 577 |
Development of Highways | 581 |
Canal Projects | 587 |
The Government takes over the Grand Trunk | 593 |
Crop Improvement | 599 |
Fruit and Vegetables | 605 |
Manufactures | 611 |
Progress in Mining | 617 |
CHAPTER V | 621 |
Water Power Consolidation of Firms | 623 |
THE CONSTITUTION AND ITS WORKING | 625 |
Banking Problems | 629 |
The Relapse in and after 1912 | 635 |
Population and Banking Sales | 641 |
The Opening of the Fisheries | 643 |
The Depression of the Seventies | 647 |
The British Preferential Tariff | 653 |
THE MARITIME PROVINCES | 659 |
Mining | 665 |
The Struggle against adverse Conditions | 671 |
The Commercial Crisis of 1894 | 677 |
The Toll and Burden of War | 683 |
The Distribution of Legislative Powers | 686 |
Provincial Second Chambers | 693 |
The Office of LieutenantGovernor | 699 |
Development of an Imperial Organisation | 705 |
The Conference of Prime Ministers | 711 |
The South African | 719 |
Canadas Relation to Foreign Powers | 725 |
Representation at the Peace Conference | 731 |
Durability of Autonomous Rights | 737 |
Parliament faces the | 743 |
MidWar Problems | 749 |
Canadas Hundred Days | 755 |
The Unionist Government | 759 |
Canadas Relations to the Empire | 765 |
CHAPTER XXXIII | 771 |
French National Sentiment | 777 |
Regionalism Early Education | 783 |
Schools in the Maritime Provinces | 791 |
51 | 793 |
Higher Education in Upper Canada | 797 |
498 | 803 |
Architecture Music | 809 |
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