Industrialization

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From The Bureaucrat’s Indian From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	For many decades, government Indian policy was premised on an image of the Indian as inferior. Officials repeatedly described Indians as children. Like children, Indians could not be given full …	Daniel Francis	48	1992	$4.80 Add
From The Bureaucrat’s Indian From: The Imaginary Indian, 1st Edition View Arsenal Pulp Press	For many decades, government Indian policy was premised on an image of the Indian as inferior. Officials repeatedly described Indians as children. Like children, Indians could not be given full …	Daniel Francis	48	1992	$1.92 Add
From The Grand Delusion From: Humanizing the Economy View New Society Publishers	Homo Economicus Industrialization and Social Defence	John Restakis	24	2010	$2.40 Add
From The McLaughlins vs. The Workers From: The Truth About the '37 Oshawa GM Strike View bar	In this chapter, Leah traces class conflict in Oshawa, Ontario, from the 1860s through the 1940s, centring on the McLaughlin family and the workers who built the town’s industrial identity.	Tony Leah	13	2024	$1.30 Add
From The Sway From the Bay, 1821–1889 From: North of Superior View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at the transformation of Northwestern Ontario during this time from a fur-trade hinterland to one whose primary purpose was to serve the industrial needs of the south. Analyzes how this …	Chris Southcott; Michel S. Beaulieu	24	2010	$2.40 Add
Through the Mill Girls and Women in the Quebec Cotton Textile Industry, 1881-1951 Baraka Books	Girls and women were essential to industrialization in Canada, particularly in the cotton textile industry, which was concentrated in Quebec. In 1891, for example, more than 2000 girls and women …	Gail Cuthbert Brandt	324	2018	View