Vol. XLVII no. 2 (Summer/Autumn 2018)

ARTICLES

R. BLAKE BROWN

"A more disgraceful case it has seldom fallen to our lot to comment upon": Medical Malpractice in 19th-Century New Brunswick

MARIO MIMEAULT

La pêche à la morue des Français d’Amérique du Nord de 1500 à 1763: un atout dans la géopolitique française

MADELINE FOWLER

From Empire to Colony: The Halifax Cholera Outbreaks of 1834 and 1866​

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RESEARCH NOTES/NOTES DE RECHERCHE

EARLE LOCKERBY

Prince Edward Island Acadians in the 1760s and Beyond, and Their Ambivalence in Taking the Oath of Allegiance

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BARRY CAHILL

The Halifax Relief Commission (1918-1976): Its History, Historiography, and Place in Halifax Disaster Scholarship

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FORUM

BONNIE HUSKINS

The Personal and the Professional: A Tribute to the Life and Legacy of Esther Clark Wright

BARRY MOODY

Getting to Know Esther

PATRICIA L. TOWNSEND

The Shoeboxes: Esther Clark Wright’s Papers at Acadia

KEITH GRANT

Esther Clark Wright and Recent Themes in Historiography

GAIL G. CAMPBELL

Esther Clark Wright: A Re-Assessment

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REVIEW ESSAYS/NOTES CRITIQUES

CLINT BRUCE

Une Acadie à construire . . . mais où?

MONIQUE GIROUX

New Directions and Revisionist Histories in Métis Studies

LESLIE BAKER

New Approaches to the Halifax Explosion

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