Penguin History of Canada by Bothwell, Robert -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents 1. Native Land

First Peoples First Encounters

2. Land for the Taking

Huronia and the Iroquois Wars The Survival of New France Royal Government

3. Expansion and Consolidation

Europe in the Making of America Indian Diplomacy The Settlement of New France Acadia Expansion and the Fur Trade The Scent of Empire

4. The Wars for America (1)

Queen Anne’s War An Interval of Peace The British Challenge Neither War nor Peace The Seven Years’ War Making Peace

5. The Wars for America (2)

Accounting for Empire, 1763–1774 The Progress of the Rebellion Peace, the Americans, and the Loyalists Consequences of the War

6. The Wars for America (3)

The Politics of Empire Government, Land, and the Indian Question Land and Loyalty Constituting British North America War and the Health of the Colonies Upper Canada Lower Canada The War of 1812

7. Transformations and Connections, 1815–1840

Defining and Defending the Border The Political Economy of Stalemate The Canadas Lower Canada Upper Canada Lord Durham and the Union of the Canadas

8. Colonies into Provinces

Reinventing the Empire Responsible Government in an Irresponsible Empire The Uses of Government Politics and Development The American Civil War Confederation

9. Expansion and Disappointment, 1867–1896

Riel and Railways Settling and Pacifying the West Railways and the National Policy The Americans Again—Trade and Reciprocity Religion and Patriotism

10. Boom and Bust, 1896–1914

Developing Politics Railways and Overdevelopment The Economic Boom Organizing Reform Imperial Politics Cleaning the Slate Our Lady of the Snows Depression and War

11. Breaking the Mould, 1914–1930

War and Division Politics, Money, and Munitions Strategy and Casualties Accident and Precedent: Canada and the British Empire The Results of the War Politics and the Economy in the Twenties Diplomacy, Internal and External

12. Unfriendly Worlds, 1930–1945

Old Nostrums, New Failures King and Chaos The Complicated Politics of Appeasement The Second World War Begins The Curse of Conscription The Third Largest Army

13. A Time of Gifts, 1945–1963

The Baby Boom Reconstruction and Reconversion Monsters to Destroy Canada and the End of Empire Energy Policy Nationalism and Anti-Americanism The Diefenbaker Phenomenon Culture and Society at the End of the Fifties Ambivalent Quebec Diefenbaker’s Downfall

14. Affluence and Its Discontents, 1960–1980

The Politics of Security The Terms of Trade The Shadow of Vietnam Times Out of Joint Changing Canada Federal–Provincial Horrors Freezing in the Dark

15. Two Nationalisms

Expo 67 and After The October Crisis and After Bourassa and the PQ Le Combat des Chefs: Trudeau and Lévesque Trudeau’s Constitution What Did Trudeau Accomplish?

16. Bust and Boom in the Eighties

Mulroney, Politics, and Trade, 1984–1993 Toxic Federalism The End of Mulroney

17. A New Millennium and a New World

Multiculturalism Unrest in Quebec Extreme Politics Liberal Diplomacy Old Leader, New Issues, New Century The Eternal Border Divided Politics Conclusion

Endnotes Illustration/Photo Credits Acknowledgements Index