BOOKS
141. The birth of Western Canada: a history of the Riel rebellions. Maps by C.C.J. Bond. 2nd ed. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1960. Pp. xiv, 475.
Reprinted in University of Toronto Press's Canadian University Paperback Series 1961, 1963, 1966, 1970,1975.
"The remaining stock of the 1936 edition was destroyed in London in
1940. University of Toronto Press took over the copyright and brought out
a second edition in 1960."
Reviews
142. Beaver, 292 (Autumn 1961), 58. L.G.
Thomas.
Reviews
143. Canadian Historical Review, 43, no. 2 (1962), 144-147. Margaret A. Ormsby.
144. Culture, 23 (March 1962), 115-116. John Hare.
145. English Historical Review, 78 (1963), 411. H.S. Ferns.
146. Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 47 (June 1961), 160. Unsigned.
147. Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 52 (Oct. 1961), 164. K.A. MacKirdy.
148. Queen's Quarterly, 68 (1961), 362-363.W.L. Morton.
149. Saskatchewan history, 15 (1962), 76-77.Lewis H. Thomas.
150. Race, v. 6 (1965), 352.
151. English Historical Review, v. 78
(1963), 411.
BOOKS
152. Canada's soldiers: the military history of an unmilitary people.
In collaboration with Harold M. Jackson. Maps by C.C.J. Bond. 2nd ed.
Toronto: Macmillan Co. of Canada, 1960. Pp. 449.
Reviews
153. Beaver, 291 (Spring 1961), 56-57. Herbert F. Wood.
154. Canadian Historical Review, 42, no. 3 (1961), 250-251. Unsigned.
155. Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 27 (1961), 392-394. D.G.G. Kerr
156. Revue d'Histoire de l'Amérique Française, 14 (1960), 464-468.
157. University of Toronto Quarterly,
30 (1961), 146,471-472. Richard A. Preston
BOOKS
158. In the face of danger: the history of the Lake Superior Regiment.
Introduction by R.A. Keane. Maps by C.C.J. Bond. Port Arthur, Ontario:
Lake Superior Scottish Regiment, 1960, Pp. 357.
Reviews
159. Canadian Historical Review, 42, no. 2
(1961) , 154-155. R. H. Roy.
CHAPTERS
160. "French and English in Western Canada", in Wade, Mason ed. Canadian
dualism; Studies of French-English relations. Edited by Mason Wade-for
a Committee of the Social Science Research Council of Canada under the
chairmanship of Jean C. Falardeau. Toronto: University of Toronto Press;
Quebec: Presses Universitaires Laval, 1960, Pp. 311-350.
ARTICLES
161. "The Campaign of 1885: a contemporary account". Saskatchewan History, 13 (1960), 100-107.
162. "Charles William White 1873-1960". Proceedings of the Royal Society of Canada. 3rd series, 54 (1960), 149-153.
163. "Kingston and the North West Rebellion, 1885". Historic Kingston,
9(1960), 31-45.
BOOK REVIEWS
164. Dornbusch, C.E.The Canadian army 1855-1958; Regimental histories and a guide to the regiments. Cornwallville, New York: Hope Farm Press, 1959.
Reviewed in: Canadian Historical Review, 41, no. 1(1960), 77-78.165. McNaught, Kenneth. A Prophet in politics: Biography of J.S. Woodsworth. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1959.
Reviewed in: Revue d'Histoire de l'Amérique Française, 14 (1960), 128-131.166. Stacey, C.P. The victory campaign: the operations in North West Europe 1944-1945. Ottawa: Queen's Printer, 1960 Pp. 770. Vol. 3 of his The official history of the Canadian Army in the Second World-War.
Review: "Victory is heavy going". Saturday Niqht. 16 April 1960, p. 33-34.167. Wainwright, Nicholas B. George Corghan:Wilderness diplomat. Chapel Hill:University of North Carolina Press, 1959.
Reviewed in: Canadian Historical Review, 41,no. 2 (1960), 172-173.
BOOKS
168. Stanley, G.F.G. and Guy Sylvestre eds. Canadian universities
today: a symposium presented to the_Royal Society of Canada in 1960. Les
universitées canadiennes d'aujourd'hui: Colloque présenté
à la_Societé royale du Canada en 1960.Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1961. Pp; x, 97. (Royal Society of Canada.
Studia Varia, 6).
Reviews
169. Dalhousie Review, 41 (1961-62), 558-561. E.F. Sheffield.
170. Queen's Quarterly, 68 (1962), 673-674. G.C. Andrew.
171. Revue de l'Universite d'Ottawa, 31 (1961),
600. Henri Saint-Denis.
BOOKS
172. ed. For want of a horse: being a journal of the campaigns against
the Americans in 1776 and 1777 conducted from Canada. By an officer
who served with Lt. Gen. Burgoyne. Introduction by G.F.G. Stanley. Sackville,
Tribune Press, 1961. Pp. ix, 194.
Reviews
173.. Canadian Historical Review, 43, no. 4 (1962),-347-348. Richard Glover.
174. Revue d'Histoire de l'Amérique Française, 16 (1962), 278-281. Lionel Groulx.
175. University of Toronto Quarterly. 32 (July 1963), 481. R.A. Preston.
176. Military Affairs, v. 43 (1962-63),
14.
BOOK REVIEWS
177. Cuneo, John R. Robert Rogers of the Rangers. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1959.
Reviewed in: Canadian Historical Review, 42, no. 3 (1961), 58.178. Lajeunesse, Ernest J. The Windsor border-region, Canada's southernmost frontier: a collection of documents. Toronto: Champlain society, 1960. Pp. cixix, 374. (Vol. 4 of the Ontario -Series).
Reviewed in: The Beaver, 291 (Spring 1961) , 57.
179. Thomson, Dale C. Alexander Mackenzie, Clear Grit. Toronto:
Macmillan Co. of Canada, 1960. Pp. vii, 436.
Reviewed in: Revue d'Histoire de l'Amérique Française,
15 (1961), 131-134.
ARTICLES
180. "Invasion: 1838 (The battle of the windmill)" Ontario History, 54 (Dec. 1962), 237-252.
BOOK REVIEWS
181. Osler, E.B. The man who had to hang: Louis Riel. London: Longmans, 19-61.
Reviewed in: Revue d'Histoire de I'Amérique Française, 16 (1962), 130-133.
BOOKS
182. Louis Riel. Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1963. Pp. 433. (Our living tradition series).
"This title has been reprinted several times. After 1972 the imprint
reads Toronto: McGraw Hill". Paperback 1972 by McGraw Hill Ryerson; 1984
with new preface McGraw Hill -Ryerson.
Reviews
183. Alberta Historical Review, 12, no. 1 (1964), 30-31. W.B. Fraser.
184. Beaver, 294 (Autumn 1963), 55-56. George Woodcock.
185. Canadian Author and Bookman, 31, no. 1 (1963), 20, 24. Herbert Fairlie Wood.
186. Canadian Forum, 43 (Sept. 1963), 139. John Saywell.
187. Canadian Historical Review, 46 (1965),
152-154. Mason Wade.
188 . Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 30, no. 4 (1964), 609-610. C.P. Stacey.
189. "The makings of a myth". (Review article) Canadian literature, 18 (1963), 53, 54, 56. George Robertson.
190. Dalhousie Review, 44, no. 1 (1964), 123, 125. G.E. Wilson.
191. "The path that led Louis Riel to the gallows". Globe and Mail Magazine, 31 August 1963, p. 15. W.L. Morton.
192. Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 55 (1964), 132. L.G. Thomas.
193. Queen's Quarterly, 71 (1964), 272-273. Lewis H. Thomas.
194. Revue d'Histoire de I'Amérique Française, 17 (1963), 293-301. Lionel Groulx.
195. Saskatchewan History, 17, no. 1 (1964), 77-79. Lewis H. Thomas.
196. University of Toronto Quarterly, 33
(1964) , 469. Morris Zaslow.
CHAPTERS
197. "The contribution of the Canadian militia during the war", in Mason, Philip Parker, ed. After Tippecanoe: some aspects of the War of 1812, by William T. Utter et al. Introduction. By- -Fred Coyne. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 1963, Pp. 28-48.
"Lectures presented in 1961-62 in Detroit and Windsor.
Known as the Quaife-Boyliss Lectures, sponsored by the
Algonquin Club."
FOREWORD
198. "Foreword" to Upper Canadian Historical Arms Society. The Military
Arms of Canada. Westhill, Ont., Museum Restoration Service, 1963, F.
6.
ADDRESSES
199. "Founder's Day Address". Mount Allison Record, 45,.no. 1
(1963), Pp. 4-6, 25-28. "Address delivered at Founder's Day Convocation,
Mount Allison University, 26 October 1962".
ARTICLES
200. "L'invasion fénienne au Manitoba". Revue d'Histoire de I'Amérique Française,17 (1963-64), 258-268.
201. "Le journal de l’abbé N.-J. Ritchot, 1870". Revue d'Histoire de I'Amérique Française, 17 (1963-69) , 537-764.
202. "The significance of the Six Nations participaton in the War of
1812", Ontario History, 55 (Dec. 1963) , 215-231.
BOOK REVIEWS
203. Gray, John. Lord Selkirk of Red River. Toronto: Macmillan, 1963. Pp. xvii, 388p.
Reviewed in: Globe and Mail Magazine, November 9, 1963, p. 18.204. Parsons, John E. West on the 49th Parallel: Red River to the Rockies, 1872-1876. New York: William Morrow. Toronto: McLeod Ltd., 1963. Pp. 208.
Reviewed in:
The Beaver, 294 (Winter 1963), 57.
CHAPTERS
205. "The Indians in the War of 1812", in Zaslow, Morris ed. The defended border:-Upper Canada and the War of 1812. Edited for the 0ntario Historical Society by Morris Zaslow, assisted by Wesley B. Turner. Toronto: Macmillan, 1964, p. 174-188.
"Appeared previously in Canadian Historical Review, 31 (1950)."
ADDRESSES
206. "Louis Riel". Revue d'Histoire de I'Amérique Française, 18 (1964), 14-26 ."Causerie prononcée au diner de la reunion générale, le 25 avril 1964, au Chalet de l'Ile Sainte Hélène, Montreal."
207. The man who made Canada. New York: Foundations for Public Relations Research a Education, 1965, Pp. 20.
"Address before the Conference
of the Public Relations Society of America, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal,
November 9, 1964."
ARTICLES
208. "Canada's armed forces", in The Book of Knowledge. Lowell A. Martin, editorial director. New York: Grolier, 1964.
209. "Rating the Prime Ministers". Globe and Mail Magazine, 18 July 1964, Pp. 8-12.
210. "Six nations and the American revolution". Ontario History,
56 (Dec. 1964), 217-232.
BOOK REVIEWS
211. Anburey, Thomas. With Burgoyne from Quebec: an account of the life at Quebec and of the famous battle at Saratoga. Edited and with an introduction by Sydney Jackman. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1963. Pp. 220.
Reviewed in: Canadian Historical Review, 45, no. 3 (1964), 248-249.212. Bird, Harrison. Navies in the mountains: the battles on the waters of Lake Champlain and Lake George, 1609-1814. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1962.
Reviewed in: Canadian Historical Review, 45, no. 3 (1964), 248-249.213. Spry, Irene M. The Palliser expedition: an account of John Palliser's British North America expedition-, 1857-1860. Toronto: Macmillan, 1963. Ppi vi, 310.
Reviewed.in: Globe and Mail Magazine, 7 March 1964, p. 13.
BOOKS
214. The story of Canada's flag, an historical sketch. Toronto:
Ryerson, 1965. Pp. 96.
CHAPTERS
215. "Louis Riel". in McDougall, Robert L., ed. Our living tradition:
fifth series: Canada's past and present: a dialogue. Toronto: Published
in association with Carleton University by the University of Toronto
Press, 1965. Pp. 21-40.
ADDRESSES
216. "Kingston and Oswego: an address to the Heritage Foundation
of Oswego, New York, on the 150th anniversary of the
British capture of Fort Ontario at Oswego. May 6, 1814." Historic Kingston,
13 (1965), 76-83.
ARTICLES
217. "Canada's father of Confederation was true son of Kingston." Kingston Whig-Standard, 10 January 1965.
218. "The Macpherson-Shaw-Macdonald connection". Historic Kingston, 13 (1965), 3-20.
219. "Report of the Local History Section". Canadian Historical Association Annual Report, (1965), 157.
BOOKS
220. ed. Pioneers of Canadian science: symposium presented in 1964.
Les pionniers de la science canadiennes: colloque presentè en 1964.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1966. Pp. xiii, 146. (Royal Society
of Canada. Studia Varia, 9).
Reviews
221. Choice, 4 (1967), 181. Unsigned.
222. Journal of American History, 53
(1967), 875. G.H. Daniels.
CHAPTERS
223. "Lionel -Adolphe Groulx: historian and prophet of French Canada"
in LaPierre, Laurier L., ed. French Canadian thinkers of the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries. Published for the French Canada Studies Programme,
McGill University. Montreal: McGill University Press, 1966. Pp. 97-114.
BOOKS
224. Historical flags of Canada. Project 67. Toronto: Ontario
Dept. of Education, 1967. Pp. 50.
CHAPTERS
225. "Act or pact? Another look at Confederation", in Creighton, D.G. et al. Confederation: essays. Introduction by Ramsay Cook. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1967, Pp. 94-118. Appeared previously in the Canadian Historical Association Annual Report, 1956.
226. "The 1870's" and "The fighting forces", in Careless, J.M.S. and
Brown, R. Craig, eds. The Canadians 1867-1967. Toronto: Macmillan
of Canada, 1967, Pp. 37-69; 764-784.
ARTICLES
227. "Canada, Kingston honour Sir John A. Kingston Whig-Standard, 10 January 1967, p. 29.
228. "Local St. Andrews Society was organized in hotel". Kingston
Whig-Standard (Special Centennial Issue), 1 July 1967, p. A-22.
BOOK REVIEWS
229. Trudeau, Pierre Elliot. Le féderalisme. Montreal:Editions HMH, 1967.
Reviewed in: Livres et
auteurs Canadiens, (1967), 154-155.
BOOKS
230. New France: the last phase, 1744-1760. Toronto: McClelland
and Stewart, 1968. Pp. xvi, 319. (Canadian Centenary Series, V. 5).
Reviews
231. Canadian Historical Review 50 (1969), 198-199. Jack M. Sosin .
232. Canadian Literature, 39 (1969), 103. Unsigned.
233. Economist, 23 August 1969, p. 49. Unsigned.
234. English Historical Review, 85 (1970),
855-856i A.F. MCC. Madden.
235. French Studies (1971), 497. R. Robidoux.
236. Revue d'Histoire de l'Amérique
Française, 23, no. 2(1969), 314-316. Jacques Gouin.
ARTICLES
237. "The Rush-Bagot Agreement, 1817". Historic Kingston, 16 (1968) , 77-83.
238. "The role of history". Kingston Whig-Standard, 14 June 1968,
p. 43.
BOOK REVIEWS
239. Goodspeed, D.J. Lt. Col., ed. The armed forces of Canada 1867-1967: a century of achievement. Ottawa: Directorate of History, Canadian Forces Headquarters, 1967.
Reviewed in: Canadian Historical Review, 49, no. 2 (1968), 184.240. Swettenham, John. McNaughton. (Vol. 1, 1887-1939). Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1968. Pp. xxi, 370.
Reviewed in: Financial Post, 19 October 1968, p. 39.
BOOKS
241. A short history of the Canadian constitution . Toronto:
Ryerson Press, 1969. Pp. Ix. 230.
Reviews
242. Atlantic Advocate, 24 April 1970, p. 60. Unsigned.
243. Canadian Historical Review, 52 (1971), 182-183. Fred Schindler.
244. Canadian Historical Review, 52 (1971), 180-181. Eugene Forsey.
245. Queen's Quarterly, 77 (1970) , 279-281 . J.A. Corry.
246. Relations, 345 (1970), 30. Richard Arès.
247. Revue d 'Histoire de l'Amérique
Française , 23 (1969) 465-466. Michel Brunet.
EXCERPTS
248. "Louis Riel: excerpts" in Bowsfield, Hartwell, ed. Louis Riel:
rebel of the western frontier, or victim of politics and prejudice? Toronto:
Copp Clark, 1969. Issues in Canadian History, pp. 12-13; 49-51; 62-63;69-72;96-99;
117-118; 119-121; 191-192.
ARTICLES
249. "Evan MacColl, Kingston's Gaelic poet". Historic Kingston, 17 (1969), 30-49.
250. "François Desjordy Moreau de Cabanac", in Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Vol. 2, 1701-1740. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969, Pp. 186-187.
251. "Joseph Desjordy de Cabanac", in Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Vol. 2, 1701-1740. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969, Pp. 185-186.
252. "Nicolas Daneau de Muy", in Dictionary of Canadian Biography.
Vol. 2, 1701-1740. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969, Pp.
168-169.