| Queering '69: The Recriminalization ofHomosexuality in Canada |
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| Challenging Colonial Spaces: Reconciliation and Decolonizing Work inCanadian Archives |
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| Race, Exclusion, and Archival Silences in the Seasonal Migration of Tobacco Workers from the Southern United States to Ontario |
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| Determining the Punishment of Sex Criminals in Confederation-Era Canada: A Matter of National Policy |
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| Protection to the Sulphur-Smoke Tort-feasors: The Tragedy of Pollution in Sudbury, Ontario, the World's Nickel Capital, 1884-1927 |
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| The Second Great Transformation: Renegotiating Nursing Practice in Ontario, 1945-70 |
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| In the name of order or freedom? The Canadian Jewish Congress facing the repression of civil liberties and the rights of religious minorities in Quebec (1945-1954) |
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| Un Temps Nouveau : Au C oe ur d'une histoire en transformation |
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| The Public Is Not Ready for This: 1969and the Long Road to Abortion Access |
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| The Hidden Face of Consumption: Extending Credit to the Urban Masses in Montreal (1920s-40s) |
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| Mary Quayle Innis: Faculty Wives' Contributions and the Making of Academic Celebrity |
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| The Canadian Historical Review at One Hundred Years |
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| Je me souviens Too: Eugene Forsey and the Inclusiveness of 1950s' British Canadianism |
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| Eskimo Immigrants and Colonial Soldiers: Icelandic Immigrants and the North-West Resistance, 1885 |
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| Writing Rights into the New Political History |
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| Policing Morality: Regulating Sexuality across the Canada-United States Border |
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| From Making Culture to Making Cultural History |
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| Greater Expectations: Politics, the New Political History, and the Structuring of (Canadian) Society |
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| The Age of Constitutionalism and the New Political History |
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| Foxes, Hedgehogs, and the Changing Shape of English-Canadian Political History |
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| From Politics to the Political: Historical Perspectives on the New Canadian Political History |
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| Rethinking the Quiet Revolution: The Renewal of Political History through the Expansion of the Political Field |
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| Education, Francisation, and Shifting Colonial Priorities at the Ursuline Convent in Seventeenth-Century Quebec |
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| Exemplary Punishment: TRL MacInnes, the Department of Indian Affairs, and Indigenous Executions, 1936-52 |
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| Canadian Scientists and Military Research in the Cold War, 1947-60 |
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| Democracy in Music: Louis Metcalf's International Band and Montreal Jazz History |
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| Canadian History Hall: A Review |
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| Collaborating with Commonwealth? The Canadian-British relationships and the detention of war in Canada, 1940-1945 |
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| Six mois a Hanoi: Marcel Cadieux, Canada, and the International Commission for Supervision and Control in Vietnam, 1954-5 |
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| The Trouble with Teamwork: Doukhobor Women's Plow Pulling in Western Canada, 1899 |
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| The Silent Framers of British North American Union: The Colonial Office and Canadian Confederation, 1851-67 |
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| Reconsidering 1969: The White Paper andthe Making of the Modern Indigenous Rights Movement |
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| Reconsidering 1969: A Turning Point forCanada? |
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| The 1969 Official Languages Act: ATurning Point, but for Whom? |
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| Happy-Go-Lucky Fellow: Lone-Actor Terrorism, Masculinity, and the 1966 Bombing on Parliament Hill in Ottawa |
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| Ramsay Cook: A Life in History |
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| Welcoming International and Foreign Students in Canada: Friendly Relations with Overseas Students (fros) at the University of Toronto, 1951-68 |
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| The tactics of a progressive clerical intellectual: Father Georges-Henri Levesque, 1945 to 1955 |
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| The First Canadian Bank Strike: Labour Relations and White-Collar Union Organizing during the Second World War |
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| We Had Become a Community:Gays of Ottawa (go) and the Birth of Community, 1971-7 |
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| A Dreadful Little Glutton Always Telling You about Food: The Epistolary Everyday and the Making of Settler Colonial British Columbia |
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| New France and the Hudson Bay Watershed: Transatlantic Networks, Backcountry Specialists, and French Imperial Projects in Post-Utrecht North America, 1713-29 |
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| The Young Medium: Regulating Television in the Name of Canadian Childhood |
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| << Ma chicane avec l'impot >> : une critique traditionaliste de l'etat-providence canadien, 1945-57 |
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| Beyond Neglect: Building Colonial Rule in the Kitikmeot, 1916-52 |
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| Research and Outcomes at the Truth andReconciliation Commission |
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| Cyril Shelford, Gasoline, and the Politics of Free Enterprise in Postwar British Columbia |
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