Transatlantic subjects : ideas, institutions, and social experience in post-revolutionary British North America /
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Montreal ; Ithaca :
McGill-Queen's University Press,
2008
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Table of Contents:
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Theorizing a Colonial Past: Canada as a Society of British Settlement
- PART ONE: AGRARIAN PATRIOTS
- The Canadiens and British Institutions of Local Governance in Quebec from the Conquest to the Rebellions
- “The Plague of Servants�: Female Household Labour and the Making of Classes in Upper Canada
- Revisiting Feudal Vestiges in Urban Quebec
- PART TWO: PROVINCIAL BRITONS
- How the Canadian Methodists Became British: Unity, Schism, and Transatlantic Identity, 1827�54
- The Dividends of Empire: Church Establishments and Contested British Identities in the Canadas and the Maritimes, 1780�1850Monitorial Schooling, “Common Christianity, � and Politics: A Transatlantic Controversy
- PART THREE: A LABORATORY OF MODERNITY
- Scottish-Trained Medical Practitioners in British North America and Their Participation in a Transatlantic Culture of Enlightenment
- The Malthusian Moment: British Travellers and the Vindication of Economic Liberalism in the Maritime Countryside
- €œDeserving of Favourable Considerationâ€?: Crown Land Agents, Surveyors, and Access to Crown Lands in Upper CanadaPopular Radicalism and the Theatrics of Rebellion: The Hybrid Discourse of Dissent in Upper Canada in the 1830s
- “The Original Idea Has Been Considerably Amplified�: Culture, Authority, and the Emergence of a Liberal Social Order in the Central Canadian Mechanics� Institute Movement, 1828�60
- Contributors
