Journal of the Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 12 2009

12-2009Preface

Henry Roper

 

Writing Reform: Amelia Fytche and Her Literary Context, 1890-1918

Gwendolyn Davies

 

“Symbolizing in Stone” an event of “Imperishable Importance:” Halifax’s Memorial Tower and Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of Representative Government

Brian.Cuthbertson

 

James Cook: Cartographer in the Making 1758-1762

Sheila Johnson Kindred

 

The Golden Age of Piracy in Nova Scotia: Three Case Studies, 1720-1724

Dan Conlin

 

Thomas Chandler Haliburton and Steamships

Richard A.Davies

 

“Wild Bill” Livingstone Goes to War: A Diary and Letters 1916-19

Brian Douglas Tennyson

 

Operations at Fort Beauséjour and Grand-Pré in 1755: A Soldier’s Diary

Jonathan Fowler & Earle Lockerby

 

Policy Regarding Genealogical Articles

Terrence M. Punch

 

A Genealogy: Introduction

Terrence M. Punch

 

The White Family of Lunenburg, Kings and Queens Counties: a Scots-Irish Family

Kenneth S. Paulsen

 

Book Reviews

Erin’s Sons: Irish arrivals in Atlantic Canada 1761-1853. Vol. II

Reviewed by: R.G. Beed

 

Captain Alex MacLean: Jack London’s Sea Wolf

Reviewed by: Michael Earle

 

Canada’s Atlantic Gateway: An illustrated history of the Port of Halifax

Reviewed by: Peter Moreira

 

Dance to the Piper: The Highland Bagpipe in Nova Scotia

Reviewed by: Scott MacMillan

 

The Reluctant Land. Society, Space, and the Environment in Canada before Confederation

Reviewed by: Julian Gwyn

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