History of the Canadian Peoples: Beginnings to 1867

Aboriginal Acadians agricultural American Assembly Atlantic became Beothuk Britain British Columbia British North America Brunswick Canada West Canadian History church colonists colony Confederation cultural developed early economic elected elite Empire England English established European families farm fish fishery forced France French frontier fur trade fur-trade governor granted Halifax historians Hudson's Bay Company Huron immigrants Indian industrial institutions Irish Iroquois Jesuits John labour Labrador Lake land Library and Archives lived Louisbourg Lower Canada Loyalists major Maritime McClelland and Stewart McGill-Queen's University Press ment merchants Métis Mi'kmaq military Montreal Nations Native Newfoundland Nova Scotia Ojibwa Ontario Ottawa Patriote political population posts Pre-Confederation Prince Edward Island Protestant province Quebec railway rebellion reform region religious River Roman Catholic Royal schools seigneurial settlement settlers ships slaves social society St John's St Lawrence territory tion Toronto Press town Treaty United University of Toronto Upper Canada Vancouver women