History

The Blacksmith in Upper Canada, 1784-1850: A Study of Technology, Culture and Power
by William N.T. Wylie, pp. 17-214.
William Wylie presents a detailed (almost definitive) study of the craft and of the social context of blacksmithing in Upper Canada. The work's real distinction is in the use that is made of things - real, tangible objects - and their analysis in historical context.

Perspectives on Ontario Agriculture, 1815-1930
- Chapter One - The Early Ontario Wheat Trade Staple Reconsidered, pp. 17-48.
- Chapter Two – Ontario Agriculture at Mid-Century, pp.49-84.
- Chapter Three – The Changing Structure of Canadian Agriculture, 1867-1897, pp.85-90.
- Chapter Four – Output and Productivity in Canadian Agriculture, 1870-71 to 1926-27, pp.91-128.
by R.M. McInnis

The Irish Palatines in Ontario: Religion, Ethnicity and Rural Migration
by Caroline A. Heald, pp.17-186.

The Mennonites of Waterloo, Ontario and Hanover, Manitoba, 1890s: A Study of Household and Community
by Royden Loewen, pp.187-210.

Creating the Brotherhood: Status and Control in the Yarrow Mennonite Community, 1928-1960
by Harvey Neufeldt, pp.211-238.

Mobility and Rural Society in Annapolis Township, Nova Scotia, 1760-1861
by A.R. McNeil, pp.239-258.

One or Two Things I Know About Us: Rethinking the Image and Role of the “Okies”
by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, pp.15-44.

The Bard in a Community in Transition and Decline, Oscar Dhu and the Hebridean Scots of the Upper St. Francis District, Quebec
by J.I. Little, pp.45-80.

Constance Lindsay Skinner and the Marketing of the Western Frontier
by Jean Barman, pp.81-116.