The Atlantic Provinces in Confederation

Author: E.R. Forbes   D.A. Muise  

Publisher: University of Toronto Press‎

Publication year: 2015

E-ISBN: 9781442657007

Subject: K711.9 local annals

Language: ENG

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Description

Thirteen leading historians explore Atlantic Canada?s history from Confederation to the 1980s. Their work sheds light on the complex political dynamic between the region and Ottawa and on the roots of current social and economic realities.

Chapter

Prologue: The Atlantic Colonies before Confederation

PART ONE: CONSOLIDATING THE UNION, 1867–1890

1 The 1860s: Forging the Bonds of Union

2 The 1870s: Political Integration

3 The 1880s: Paradoxes of Progress

PART TWO: TRANSFORMING HORIZONS, 1890–1920

4 The 1890s: Fragmentation and the New Social Order

5 The 1900s: Industry, Urbanization, and Reform

6 The 1910s: The Stillborn Triumph of Progressive

PART THREE: LIVING WITH DISPARITY, 1920–1950

7 The 1920s: Class and Region, Resistance and Accommodation

8 The 1930s: Depression and Retrenchment

9 The 1940s: War and Rehabilitation

PART FOUR: THE ATLANTIC PROVINCES, 1950–1980

10 Newfoundland Confronts Canada, 1867–1949

11 The 1950s: The Decade of Development

12 The 1960s: The Illusions and Realities of Progress

13 The 1970s: Sharpening the Sceptical Edge

Epilogue: The 1980s

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