Journal of the Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 2 1999

02-1999

Preface

David B. Flemming

 

“But Such is Life”: Growing Up in Nova Scotia in the Interwar Years

Margaret Conrad

 

Alderman Thomas Spence: The Dick Whittington of Halifax

Janet Guildford

 

The Aborted British Invasion: The Case of Swan Hunter Shipbuilders, 1899-1914

James D. Frost

 

A Hot Southern Town: Confederate Sympathizers in Halifax during the American Civil War

Francis I. W. Jones

 

History of the Grand Parade and Halifax City Hall

Brian Cuthbertson

 

The Bishop, the President and the Professor: Turmoil at the University of King’s College in the 1880s

Henry Roper

 

The Culture of Work: In the Halifax Naval Yard before 1820

Julian Gwyn

 

Rescue and Reward: Corporal George Liston’s Heroism on the Halifax Waterfront

Judith Fingard

 

City Upon A Hill: Architecture and Identity in Colonial Halifax

Allen B. Robertson

 

“To Consummate that Great Desideratum-A General Hospital”

Allan Marble

 

A Slave Ship Made Captive: The Schooner Severn

Dan Conlin

 

A Genealogy: The Almons of Halifax and Their Descendants

Heather Long

 

Book Reviews

Alone at Sea. The Adventures of Joshua Slocum

Reviewed by: George Parker

 

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