In W. Mitchinson et al, Canadian Women: A Reader (Harcourt Brace, 1996), 68-85. BOOK DESCRIPTION: Encompassing a multiplicity of voices and perspectives, Canadian History: A Reader, a companion to Canadian Women: A History, brings to life current and historical issues that have shaped the lives of Canadian women. Full Text
In M. Whetely and L. Muir, Changing Roles of Women within the Christian Church in Canada (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1995) 261-283. BOOK DESCRIPTION: Canadian religious history has been written with relatively little reference to the role of women. Throughout the years, the church itself has intensified this problem by restricting the options of women… Read More »
ABSTRACT: Prohibitionists claimed that outlawing alcohol was the only way to maintain sobriety in society. An examination of early-19th-century Canada shows that the real decline in drunkenness occurred well before the prohibitionists launched their campaign. Full Text Contemporary Drug Problems, 1994, Vol.21(3), pp.401-426
In Desmond Morton et al, Allegiance: The Ontario Story (Heirloom Press, 1992), 168-189. BOOK DESCRIPTION: The story of the province of Ontario by twenty historians. Third volume in the Canada Heirloom series. Full Text
In William Dodge, ed., Boundaries of Identity: A Quebec Reader (Lester, 1992), 93-101. Full Text
ABSTRACT: The temperance pledge and Charles Chiniquy are discussed. Thousands of French-speaking Catholics in the Province of Canada took the temperance pledge in their churches during the period of 1848 and 1851. Full Text The Canadian Historical Review, 1990, Vol.71(2), pp.189-207
In Cornelius Jaenen and Paul Bennet, Emerging Identities (Prentice-Hall, 1986), 203-4.
In J. Warkentin et al, Loyal She Remains (United Empire Loyalist Association, 1984), 236-264. BOOK DESCRIPTION: A pictorial history of Ontario by United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada.
Full Text Atlantis, 8 (1982), 125-30.