CiNii 図書 - Kith and kin : Canada, Britain, and the United States from the Revolution to the Cold War

著者

Kith and kin : Canada, Britain, and the United States from the Revolution to the Cold War

edited by C.C. Eldridge

University of Wales Press, 1997

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

内容説明

This volume covers not only Anglo-American relations, but also Anglo-Canadian affairs, studying the triangular relationship between these countries.

The political persistence of British North America, 1763-1815, Prof Peter Marshall
making British North America British, 1815-1860, Prof Philip Buckner
maps and boundaries - Canada in Anglo-American relations, Prof Muriel Chamberlain
"our advices from Canada are unimportant" - "The Times" and British North America, 1841-1861, Dr Ged Martin
learning about oneself - the making of Canadian nationalism, 1867-1914, Dr J.L. Sturgis
Canada and the Allied war economy, 1914-1919, Dr Harold Wright
partners and rivals - Britain, Canada and the United States and the impact of the First World War, Prof K.G. Robbins
the political economy of the North Atlantic triangle in the 1930s, Dr Tim Rooth
Canada, Britain, the United States and the policy of "appeasement", Prof Ritchie Ovendale
Ernest Bevin, George C. Marshall and Lester B. Pearson, January 1947 to January 1949 - a North Atlantic triangle?, Dr M. Thornton.

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