Canadian Catholic Historical Association
CCHA Historical Studies, 72 (2006)
List of Contributors, p. 4 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Editors’ Foreword, p. 5 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Articles
Richard
Leclerc, Representations of Japan in
the Bulletin de l’Union missionnaire du Clergé: A Chapter in the History
of Québec Catholic Missionaries in Asia, 1925-1973, pp. 7-28 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Peter Ludlow, Fostering Social Awakening “along safe
and sane lines”: Archbishop James Morrison and the Antigonish Movement,
pp. 29-53 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Ryan
O’Connor, “…you can beat us in the House of Assembly but you can’t beat us in
the street”: The Symbolic Value of Charlettown’s Orange Lodge Riot, pp. 71-94 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Yves
Yvon J. Pelletier, Fighting for the
Chaplains: Bishop Charles Leo Nelligan
and the Creation of the Canadian Chaplain Service (Roman Catholic), 1939-1945,
pp. 95-123 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Elizabeth
Smyth, Gertrude Lawler and St Joseph’s Academy: Alumnae, Advocate and Author,
pp. 124-141 (Access in HTML) (Access in PDF)
Abstracts/Résumés,
pp. 142-146 (Access in
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