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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Chapter Three: Settling In From: Captured Hearts View	Chapter Three focuses on how these women and their husbands settled back into civilian life in New Brunswick after the war. It focuses on the hardships, isolation, cultural and religious …	Melynda Jarratt	20	2008	$2.00 Add
From Chapter Twelve The unfathomed Atlantic From: On Borrowed Time View	A look at earthquakes and tsunamis on North America’s Atlantic coast. Details the earthquake, tsunami, and destruction that occurred in 1929. Assesses the risk and preparedness of Atlantic …	Gregor Craigie	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From NEW! Chapter 12: Caveat Emptor Part Four: A Curious Legacy From: The Great Canadian Art Fraud Case View	The author concludes the art fraud case that took place in 1962-1964. The lasting impacts of this high profile case on the secondary Canadian art market is also discussed.	John S. Dellandrea	3	2022	$0.30 Add
From Chapter Two Responding to the risk From: On Borrowed Time View	Details the evolution of seismographic and earthquake preparedness testing, as well as the work that has been done in various municipalities.	Gregor Craigie	16	2021	$1.60 Add
From Chapter Two Vimy Ridge and Conscription, January - November 1917 From: The Bitter Harvest of War View	In this chapter, Theobald provides an overview on the bitter debate over conscription in New Brunswick and across Canada. Both federally and provincially, the Conservatives and Liberals were …	Andrew Theobald	23	2008	$2.30 Add
From Chapter Two: Marriage and Travel to Canada From: Captured Hearts View	Chapter Two explore what life was like for these women after marriage and how they travelled to their new homes across the Atlantic. This chapter highlights the formal approval process from the …	Melynda Jarratt	22	2008	$2.20 Add
From Climate Change From: Back to the Well View	In this chapter, de Villiers explores the impacts of climate change on our global water supply, including who will be most affected and to what degree.	Marq de Villiers	15	2018	$1.50 Add
From NEW! Coming Home and Moving On From: War Among the Clouds View	This chapter discusses what life was like for the New Brunswick airmen who had returned home, sharing how they remembered those who were lost and their efforts to resume their lives in the …	Brent J. Wilson	20	2024	$2.00 Add
From Coming of Age in an Age From: Alexa! View	Starting with her childhood foray into ballet and its effect on her outlook and discipline, this chapter continues to chronicle Alexa’s educational pursuits. Includes her study in the field …	Stephen Kimber	34	2021	$3.40 Add
From Conclusion Towards better political decisions-and then what? From: Too Dumb for Democracy? View	In the Conclusion, the author reflects on his hopes for the book. In this century, we face the threats of climate change and the disasters that flow from it — such as flooding, drought, …	David Moscrop	7	2019	$0.70 Add
From NEW! Conclusion From: Bombs and Barbed Wire View	The Conclusion reflects on the sacrifice of these men and the many more in the Canadian war effort and how they should be remembered.	Ronald Cormier	2	2022	$0.20 Add
From NEW! Conclusion From: Our Land The Maritimes View	This chapter provides a summary of the historical and legal basis of a native claim in the Maritime provinces of Canada and calls upon the government to recognize Métis and Non-Status rights …	A.J Semple; G.P. Gould	4	2024	$0.40 Add
From Conclusion: Crossover Solutions From: Back to the Well View	Conclusion	Marq de Villiers	11	2018	$1.10 Add
From Conclusion Her Name is Maram From: Pay No Heed to the Rockets View	In the conclusion, the author tries to find the girl with the green dress who first inspired him to travel to Palestine and meet its writers and artists.	Marcello Di Cintio	6	2018	$0.60 Add
From Conclusion From: Dangerous Enemy Sympathizers View	In the conclusion, Theobald suggests that although the internees were treated humanely, on the whole, their imprisonment was mostly based on hasty decisions spurred on by fear.	Andrew Theobald	12	2019	$1.20 Add
From Conclusion From: Bamboo Cage View	The conclusion notes that Wyse buried his diary for fear of being discovered. He spent the rest of the war on Java, and was able to retrieve his diary and type up the manuscript.	Jonathan F. Vance	4	2009	$0.40 Add