The Peoples of Canada: A Post-Confederation History
Introduction: Understanding History Part I To 1763 Introduction 1. The Peoples of Early North America 2. Contacts and Encounters 3. Early European Approaches 4. The Atlantic Region to 1670 5. Canada to 1663 6. Canada 1663-1763: Government, Military, Economy 7. Canada 1663-1763: Population, Society, Culture 8. The Peripheries of the Empires, 1670-1760 9. A Century of Conflict, 1660-1760 Writing about Aboriginal Peoples History Part II 1760-1840 Introduction 10. The Expansion and Contraction of British North America, 1760-1782 11. Loyalities and Loyalists, 1775-1791 12. Colonial Politics, War, and Rebellion, 1791-1840 13. Peopling British North America, 1791-1860 14. The Colonial Economy, 1791-1840 15. Colonial Society, 1791-1840 16. Colonial Culture, 1791-1840 Writing about Women's History Part III 1840-1870 Introduction 17. Political and Administrative Reform, 1840-1860 18. Reorientation: British North America and the Empire After 1840 19. Reorientation: British North America and the Continent after 1840 20. The West and the North, 1821-1870 21. Early Victorian Society, 1840-1870 22. Early Victorian Culture, 1840-1870 23. Industrialization, 1850-1870 24. Unification, 1862-1867 Writing about the History of Confederation Notes Index