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: Conceiving Christianity: Anglican women and lived religion in mid-20th century Conception Bay, Newfoundland
Author(s):: Colleen Morgan
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2014
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Employing previously unexamined primary documents, nominal census data, official Anglican publications, oral history and...

: Standing up, fighting back: fostering collective action in CUPE New Brunswick, 1963-1993
Author(s):: Vinh-Doyle
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The emergence of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) in the 1970s as the largest union in Canada was a major...

: The long road to modernization: transforming agriculture in Nova Scotia, 1867-1960
Author(s):: Bent
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: "The Long Road to Modernization: Transforming Agriculture in Nova Scotia, 1867-1960" examines Nova Scotia’s agricultural...

: Lessons in mid-nineteenth-century New Brunswick teacher careerism
Author(s):: LaVorgna
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Early 19th-century teachers, often maligned in popular opinion, were largely misunderstood.The low status of teaching,...

: The victory engineers: Anglo-Canadian and American engineering operations in northwest Europe 1944–1945
Author(s):: Greisinger
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Volumes of studies have investigated the strategy and tactics used in pursuit of Allied victory in Northwest Europe during...

: "Living weather" for survival: cultivating local climatic knowledge in New Brunswick, circa 1790-1870
Author(s):: Devor Hall
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Settlers of British American descent farming in the Wolastoq/St. John River Valley of New Brunswick in the late 18th and 19th...

: Through a royalist lens: New Brunswick, royal tourists, and the anglophone press, 1901-1959
Author(s):: MacKenzie
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Over a nearly-sixty-year period, three generations of the Canadian royal family visited New Brunswick, sometimes at important...

: River of three peoples: an environmental and cultural history of the Wәlastәw / riviѐre St. Jean / St. John River, c. 1550 – 1850
Author(s):: Hall
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This study investigates how three distinct cultures – Maliseet, French, and British – engaged with and transformed the...

: Enthusiasm and loyalty: emotions, religion, and society in British North America
Author(s):: Grant
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2017
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The Enlightenment Atlantic was awash in deep feelings. People expressed the ardour of patriots, the homesickness of migrants,...

: Make way for tomorrow: New Brunswick’s visual and cultural modernity, 1930–1967
Author(s):: Leroux
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2020
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: A notion that visual modernism essentially passed New Brunswick by contradicts the broader reality of the province's...

: Thunder in the Argonne!: Alvin York, the reluctant hero : the story behind the man, the myths and the events of 8 October 1918
Author(s):: Mastriano
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2013
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Sergeant Alvin C. York is America's most highly decorated "Doughboy" of the First World War. His awards included; the Medal...

: Happily ever after in America?: sex and self-realization in marriage, 1950–1980
Author(s):: Clowater
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2021
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This dissertation explores the intellectual and cultural history of the idea and practice of non-monogamous heterosexual...

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