21. Contacts He has published in the areas of early quebec history, popular nationalism,historiography, cultural history and environmental history. http://www.cst.ed.ac.uk/staff.html

Home Courses Conferences Publications ... Resources Search this site: Help The Centre Staff Director of the Centre of Canadian Studies Dr Colin Coates Centre of Canadian Studies The University of Edinburgh 21 George Square Edinburgh Scotland, UK t: f: e: colin.coates @ed.ac.uk Colin Coates is Senior Lecturer in Canadian Studies and Director of the Centre of Canadian Studies. He has published in the areas of early Quebec History, popular nationalism, historiography, cultural history and environmental history. His book, The Metamorphoses of Landscape and Community in Early Quebec was published in 2000 by McGill-Queen's University Press and the study, Heroines and History (co-authored by Dr Cecilia Morgan of the University of Toronto) on the myths of Canadian heroines Madeleine de Verchères and Laura Secord appeared in 2002. Current research areas include: political culture in New France, and

22. Twentieth-Century Quebec Economic History Or take a look at bibliographies of quebec history for the same period both inLinteau et al.'s Quebec Since 1930 (1991) and in the Guide d'histoire du http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r12270/textes/igartua_text.html

Twentieth-Century Quebec Economic History: Where Have The Historians Gone? http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r12270 1999 CANADIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY MEETING Kananaskis, Alberta, April 23-25 1999 Posted 9 April 1999 ABSTRACT This paper surveys the state of historical writing on twentieth-century Quebec economic history. It notes the marked absence of historians in this field and proposes some socioeconomic explanations for this situation. Jean Hamelin died in May 1998, a few days before volume XIV of the Dictionary of Canadian Biography (Hamelin and Roby 1971) and hired me as a research assistant to do some preliminary work for a twentieth-century sequel. Hamelin was deeply concerned with the training and job placement of young historians. He encouraged me to pursue studies in economics and history and was responsible for my obtaining a graduate assistantship to Michigan State University. He also had a hand in my getting my first university job at Sir George Williams in 1968. He helped a number of other students in my cohort at Laval get started in the profession. His historiographical influence is no doubt less well known in English-speaking Canada than in Quebec, and I would like to dedicate this paper to his memory, in the hope that this will change somewhat. The first version of this paper was given at a conference in his honour in 1994 and was later published in the conference proceedings (Roby and Voisine 1996). The organizers of the 1994 conference defined a number of broad conference themes reflective of Hamelin's professional and scholarly interests. Hamelin had published in political and economic history, in labour history, in the history of the press, in religious history, and was later to publish a controversial history of Laval University (Hamelin 1995).

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28. Library: Canada Facts: Quebec quebec history and People. History. Amerindians of the Algonquin and Iroquois nationsand language groups lived in the woodlands and river valleys of Québec. http://library.educationworld.net/canadafacts/qc_history.html

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31. Grade 12 (Canadian) History Internet Resources For High School Teachers In Saska Provides a history of Canada geared towards grade 12 students. Includes a directory of links to more Category Regional North America History Guides and Directories...... Heritage (The JR Smallwood Centre for Newfoundland Studies The CRB Foundation)Heritage Minutes (Histor!ca) quebec history (Claude Belanger) Early Canadiana http://duke.usask.ca/~debrou/grade12.htm

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33. Little and the Certificate of Merit in Regional History presented by the Canadian HistoricalSociety, both for the best book of the year on quebec history). http://www.sfu.ca/history/little.htm

John I. LITTLE, Professor PUBLICATIONS - BOOKS AND RECENT ARTICLES Jack Little has submitted for publication a book on Protestantism and cultural identity in the Eastern Townships during the first half of the nineteenth century. His next projects include a volume on political conflict and protest in the Eastern Townships during the nineteenth century, and another on landscape perceptions in the same region. PUBLICATIONS BOOKS: Nationalism, Capitalism, and Colonization in Nineteenth-Century Quebec: The Upper St Francis District. McGill-Queen's University Press, 1989.(short list, Canadian Federation for the Humanities Prize). Crofters and Habitants: Settler Society, Economy, and Culture in a Quebec Township, 1848-81. McGill-Queen's University Press, 1991 (Winner of Le Prix Lionel-Groulx presented by l'Institut d'Histoire de l'Amérique française, and the Certificate of Merit in Regional History presented by the Canadian Historical Society, both for the best book of the year on Quebec History). The Child Letters: Public and Private Life in a Canadian Merchant-Politician's Family, 1841-1845.

34. Lachance Family Of Ottawa, Canada - History And Genealogy Of Descendants Of Juli His expertise in quebec history, his firsthand knowledge of the church/parish system,and his understanding of French naming practices place him among the top http://web.syr.edu/~rcranger/chance.htm

Lachance - Lachance / McCuaig Family of Ottawa, Canada - History and Genealogy of Descendants of Julien Pepin-Lachance - compiled by Bob Ranger - - - Syracuse, New York, USA. Updated: February 25, 2003. Our Lachance heritage holds the distinction of having our family's earliest recorded ancestors supported by documentation. Lachance ancestry is as follows: Andre Pepin (b about 1605) was a merchant. He and his wife, Jeanne Chevalier, lived in Bourville, Le Havre in the diocese of Rouen, Normandy, France. Their son: Antoine Pepin dit Lachance, b1636, progenitor - arrived in Quebec in 1655, married Marie Teste (daughter of Jean Testu and Jeanne Talonneau) in 1659 and lived in Isle d'Orleans. He died in 1703. He got himself involved in one of the first lawsuits in Canada. . . . on 9 February 1664, a judgment from the Sovereign Council of New France mentions a lawsuit by Louis Couillard de L'Espinay against Jacques Billaudeau and his neighbor Antoine Pepin dit Lachance. The plaintiff asked that the defendants be ordered to return to him a moose which they had "taken" and that Claude Guyon, his partner, had actually killed. According to Couillard, Billaudeau and Pepin had taken and removed the carcass. Jacques admitted that he had indeed "taken" a moose in the woods; he drove it down to the bank where Guyon got a shot at it. As for himself, he was content with the head, but he did not understand what the plaintiff meant when he stated that he only made his accusation the next day. In the end, the Council decided to send the parties out of court and to settle the suit without costs. From

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36. History Courses 330210-DW quebec history Since 1867 This course will survey Quebec'ssocial, economic and political development since Confederation. http://www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/departments/preu/history/courses.shtml

Search WWW Dawson Powered by Prospective Students Current Student Prospective Employees Corporate Visitors ... Phone Directory Quick Links Academic Calendar Grades Online Cancelled Classes ISEP Library Parc/Athletics Clubs Student Union Reach For The Top! DOLRS Work Requests Class Lists Dawson Intranet Docushare Employee Benefits Faculty Schedules Web Mail PMS BACK HOME HISTORY Introduction ... Liberal Arts Program History Courses Students in programs other than Social Science may take the following History courses as complementary courses: Quebec History History of the 20th Century United States History History of Canada History of Civilizations Third World History 330-101-DW Western Civilization This course traces the growth of Western Civilization from its roots in the Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman traditions to the 20th century. Among the major themes covered are the emergence and influence of key intellectual currents, social and political revolution, the development of industrial society, the birth of the nation state, imperialism, totalitarianism, and war in the 20th century. Students are introduced to basic concepts such as historical cause and social change, ethnicity, class, religion, and gender, as well as to the major political ideologies. 330-206-DW U.S. History: From the Colonial Period to the Present

37. World History Archives: The Retrospective History Of Canada Pepin espoused an independent and socialist quebec during his tenure as head of theprovince's secondlargest labour federation. history of the Vancouver Five http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/44/index-a.html

The retrospective history of Canada Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history of Canada Canada's shame lies hidden by a tribute to the fallen mutiny cover-up By Andrew Mullins, in the Independent. In 4 and 5 March 1919, thousands of battle-weary veterans turned on their officers. Two men were bayoneted to death, as three dozen men marched through the camp, waving a red flag and banging on an improvised drum. A dark chapter in Canadian history CBC Television News: The National. In the 1930s, native people were recruited to work in a uranium mine. They were never told of the health hazards they faced, even though the government knew. Most of the workers came from the Dene village of Deline, just south of the Arctic Circle on the shores of Great Bear Lake. Remembering Bobby Jackson Marcel Pepin, key labour leader in Quebec, dead at 74 Marcel Pepin, one of three labour leaders imprisoned by former premier Robert Bourassa during a public sector strike in 1972, has died. He was president of the Confederation of National Trade Unions from 1965 to 1976, the second-largest labour federation in Quebec. He was instrumental in the movement during the Quiet Revolution, which modernized Quebec and moved it away from control by the Roman Catholic Church. Funeral held for former labour leader Marcel Pepin Canadian Press. Pepin espoused an independent and socialist Quebec during his tenure as head of the province's second-largest labour federation.

38. Quebec Family History Society - Genealogy And Family History Genealogy society offers news updates and a look at its library's resources. Find a list of activities, research services, and a query page. quebec Family history Society. The quebec Family history Society is a nonprofit organization founded in 1977, http://www.cam.org/~qfhs

Welcome to the Quebec Family History Society The Quebec Family History Society is a Canadian non-profit organization founded in 1977, incorporated in 1988, to foster the study of genealogy among the English speaking peoples of Quebec. OUR AIMS Promote the study of genealogy in Quebec. Foster original genealogical research. Collect and preserve books, manuscripts and other related material. Maintain a reference library of materials related to the study of genealogy and family history. Publish a quarterly journal, Connections Conduct workshops and seminars, and public lectures on topics of interest to members. Sponsor projects to further the availability of genealogical knowledge, e.g. transcriptions, and indexing. Organize field trips to various research centres, such as the Archives and the National Library. While the majority of our members are researching in Quebec, the following areas are also highly rated in our member's interest areas: England, Ireland, Scotland Ontario, North Eastern United States, and France.

39. Uni.ca - History Of Quebec Nationalism PERSPECTIVE AND history OF quebec NATIONALISM GET IN TOUCH WITH FRENCH CANADA'S PERSPECTIVE http://www.uni.ca/history.html

PERSPECTIVE AND HISTORY OF QUEBEC NATIONALISM G ET I N T OUCH W ITH F RENCH C ANADA'S P ERSPECTIVE In 1995, Geoffrey Simpson in a column in the called the unity crisis the "world's most boring debate." Early in 1996, he retracted the statement. The perspective underlying his statement typifies English Canadian blindness to the viewpoint of French Canadians inside and outside Québec. It is paramount that Canadians who wish Canada to continue as a country come to understand the different perspectives in the unity debate. It is easy for English Canadians to muster up an arsenal of reasons why Québec should not separate. But the threat imminently looms with us still. The more difficult task is to take a look at the other side of the debate. The powers are only the end-game. What citizens concerned about Canadian unity must understand is what underlies the strategy of the separatists, for it is shared by a vast majority of French Canadians. The real challenge and one that each English Canadian must meet is for English Canadians to understand clearly the perspective of French Canadians. F ACTORS U NDERLYING T HE P ERSPECTIVE The perspective of French Canadians lies in two factors: 1) the French language and its preservation 2) the French Canadian culture and its protection A minority in Canada and North America, French Canadians have always feared assimilation. It is a natural impulse, and it flavours many aspects of their society. The perspective, and the fear, manifests itself in a view of Canadian history that is distinctly different from that which English Canadians learn.

40. Modern History Sourcebook: Samuel De Champlain: The Foundation Of Quebec, 1608 Modern history Sourcebook Samuel de Champlain The Foundation of quebec, 1608 http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1608champlain.html

Back to Modern History SourceBook Modern History Sourcebook: Samuel de Champlain: The Foundation of Quebec, 1608 HAVING returned to France after a stay of three years in New France, I proceeded to Sieur de Monts, and related to him the principal events of which I had been a witness since his departure, and gave him the map and plan of the most remarkable coasts and harbors there. Some time afterward Sieur de Monts determined to continue his undertaking, and complete the exploration of the interior along the great river St. Lawrence, where I had been by order of the late King Henry the Great in the year 1603, for a distance of some hundred and eighty leagues, commencing in latitude 48 E 40', that is, at Gaspé, at the entrance of the river, as far as the great fall, which is in latitude 45 E and some minutes, where our exploration ended, and where boats could not pass as we then thought, since we had not made a careful examination of it as we have since done. Now, after Sieur de Monts had conferred with me several times in regard to his purposes concerning the exploration, he resolved to continue so noble and meritorious an undertaking, notwithstanding the hardships and labors of the past. He honored me with his lieutenancy for the voyage; and, in order to carry out his purpose, he had two vessels equipped, one commanded by Pont Gravé, who was commissioned to trade with the savages of the country and bring back the vessels, while I was to winter in the country.

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