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100 1 $aBrebner, John Bartlet,$d1895-1957.
245 10 $aCanada :$ba modern history /$cby J. Bartlett Brebner ; with a final chapter by Donald C. Masters.
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490 1 $aThe University of Michigan history of the modern world
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aBk. 1. The foundations -- I. Land and Aborigines -- II. Europe repelled (900-1600) -- III. Europe strikes roots (1600-1663) -- IV. French North America (1663-1760) -- V. Great Britain closes in (1689-1760) -- VI. British North America (1760-75) -- VII. Partition again (1765-83) -- VIII. The partition confirmed (1783-1823) -- IX. Partition in the west (1690-1821) -- Bk. 2. The parts (1815-65) -- X. Empire and neighborhood (1815-71) -- XI. Newfoundland (1783-1865) -- XII. Nova Scotia (1815-65) -- XIII. Prince Edward Island (1767-1865) -- XIV New Brunswick (1784-1865) -- XV. Lower Canada (1791-1841) -- XVI. Upper Canada (1791-1841) -- XVII. The West (1821-66) -- XVIII. The Canadian keystone (1841-65) -- Bk. 3. Precarious unity -- XIX. A mari usque ad mare (1857-73) -- XX. Integration vs. disintegration (1873-85) -- XXI. Emergence of a new symbol (1885-96) -- Bk. 4. Consolidation (1896-1920) -- XXII. A profitable national econom (1896-1913) -- XXIII. The Canadian peoples (1896-1913) -- XXIV. Potential independence (1896-1913) -- XXV. The tests of war (1914-1918) -- Bk. 5. International Entitiy (1919-70) -- XXVI. First steps 1918-21) -- XXVII. Vulnerable strength (1919-29) -- XVIII. Depression and sectionalism (1929-39) -- XXIX. The forcing-frame of war (1939-45) -- XXX. A middle power (1950) -- XXXI. Nationality in diversity -- XXXII. Canada in the 1950's -- XXXIII. Canada in the 1960's.
520 $aCanada--rich, booming in industry, and one of the leading powers in world affairs. What is the background to Canada's importance, to its rapid growth? Who are the people who spanned the top of a continent, and what will their future world role be? Here is the thrilling narrative of Canadian history from the earliest explorations to the crises and achievements of today. Here is the story of a frontier where pioneers fought jagged mountains, arctic cold, and deep cultural rifts to build a strong and proud nation. -- Provided by publisher
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