The Developing West : Essays on Canadian History in Honor of Lewis H. Thomas

Introduction / John E. Foster -- Lewis Herbert Thomas: A Biographical Sketch / Lewis Gwynne Thomas -- The Hudson's Bay Company's Prairie Transportation Problem, 1870-85 / A.a. Den Otter -- The Private Adventurers Of Rupert's Land / Irene M. Spry -- New Brunswick And Nova Scotia And The North-west Rebellion, 1885 / George F.g. Stanley -- Stony Indian Medicine / Eleanor G. Luxton -- What If Mama Is An Indian?: The Cultural Ambivalence Of The Alexander Ross Family / Sylvia M. Van Kirk -- The Telegraph And Community Formation In The North-west Territories / David R. Richeson -- Population Growth In Western Canada, 1901-71 / W. Peter Ward -- Urban Land Speculation In The Development Of Strathcona (south Edmonton), 1891-1812 / John F. Gilpin -- The Location Of Experimental Farms And Illustration Stations: An Agricultural Or Political Consideration? / W. Leland Clark -- J.j. Maloney: How The West Was Saved From Rome, Quebec, And The Liberals / Raymond J.a. Huel -- C.a. Dunning, 1916-30: The Rise And Fall Of A Western Agrarian Liberal / J. William Brennan -- Misfits, Malingerers, And Malcontents: The British Harvester Movement Of 1928 / W.j.c. Cherwinski -- Bankers And Farmers In Western Canada, 1900-1939 / T.d. Regehr. Edited By John E. Foster. Lewis H. Thomas Bibliography: P. [339]-342. Includes Bibliographical References.