Contexts of Canada's Past : Selected Essays of W.L. Morton

Cover Title Copyright The Carleton Library Contents Introduction I. REFLECTIONS 1. Seeing an Unliterary Landscape 2. Canadian History and Historians II . PROVINCE AND REGION 3. Marginal 4. Life at Third Crossing 5. The Canadian Métis 6. Agriculture in the Red River Colony 7. The Significance of Site in the Settlement of the American and Canadian Wests III. VOICES OF PROTEST 8. Clio in Canada: The Interpretation of Canadian History 9. The Western Progressive Movement, 1919-1921 10. The Social Philosophy of Henry Wise Wood 11. The Bias of Prairie Politics IV. A NORTHERN NATION 12. The Relevance of Canadian History 13. British North America and a Continent in Dissolution. 1861-71 14. Confederation, 1870-1896 15. The "North" in Canadian Historiography V. QUEBEC, NATIONALISM. AND CONSERVATISM 16. Canadian Conservatism Now 17. The Dualism of Culture and the Federalism of Power 18. The Possibility of a Philosophy of Conservatism 19. Canada: The One and the Many