TOPIC ONE: The Irish in Nineteenth-Century Canada: Class, Culture, and Conflict
Page 18-69
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-----The Orange Order and Social Violence in Mid-Nineteenth Century Saint John
Page 20-49
-----St. Patrick's Day Parades in Nineteenth-Century Toronto: A Study of Immigrant Adjustment and Elite Control
Page 50-69
TOPIC TWO: American Blacks in Nineteenth-Century Ontario: Challenging the Stereotypes
Page 70-129
-----The Black Population of Canada West on the Eve of the American Civil War: A Reassessment Based on the Manuscript Census of 1861
Page 73-96
-----'Self-Reliance Is the True Road to Independence': Ideology and the Ex-Slaves in Buxton and Chatham
Page 97-115
-----Mary Ann Shadd and the Search for Equality
Page 116-129
TOPIC THREE: Settling the Canadian West: The 'Exotic' Continentals
Page 130-177
-----A Roumanian Pioneer
Page 134-142
-----The Ukrainian Impress on the Canadian West
Page 143-177
TOPIC FOUR: 'Women's Work': Paid Labour, Community-Building, and Protest
Page 178-217
-----'I Won't Be a Slave!': Finnish Domestics in Canada, 1911–1930
Page 181-200
-----Abraham's Daughters: Women, Charity, and Power in the Canadian Jewish Community
Page 201-217
TOPIC FIVE: Men without Women: 'Bachelor' Workers and Gendered Identities
Page 218-305
-----Men without Women: Italian Migrants in Canada, 1885–1930
Page 221-245
-----Bachelor Workers
Page 246-265
-----Bachelors, Boarding-Houses, and Blind Pigs: Gender Construction in a Multi-Ethnic Mining Camp, 1909–1920
Page 266-305
TOPIC SIX: Demanding Rights, Organizing for Change: Militants and Radicals
Page 306-373
-----Finnish Radicalism and Labour Activism in the Northern Ontario Woods
Page 308-330
-----Sewing Solidarity: The Eaton's Strike of 1912
Page 331-336
-----Relief Strike: Immigrant Workers and the Great Depression in Crowland, Ontario, 1930–1935
Page 337-373
TOPIC SEVEN: Encountering the 'Other': Society and State Responses, 1900s–1930s
Page 374-461
-----A Disgrace to 'Christian Canada': Protestant Foreign Missionary Concerns about the Treatment of South Asians in Canada, 1907–1940
Page 376-398
-----State Repression of Labour and the Left in Canada, 1914–1920: The Impact of the First World War
Page 399-426
-----'The line must be drawn somewhere': Canada and Jewish Refugees, 1933–1939
Page 427-461
TOPIC EIGHT: Regulating Minorities in 'Hot' and 'Cold' War Contexts, 1939–1960s
Page 462-528
-----Ethnic Relations in Wartime: Nationalism and European Minorities in Alberta during the Second World War
Page 466-496
-----Making 'New Canadians': Social Workers, Women, and the Reshaping of Immigrant Families
Page 497-528
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