Vol. 49 No. 99 (2016)

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Rédacteurs invités / Guest Editors : Ben Bradley and J. I. Little

Published: 2016-06-01

Rédacteurs invités / Guest Editors

Introduction : L’histoire du tourisme au Canda / Canadian Tourism History

Ben Bradley, J. I. Little
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Articles

Seeing Icebergs and Inuit as Elemental Nature: An American Transcendentalist on and off the Coast of Labrador, 1864

J. I. Little
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Liberty, Equality and Tourism: D. C. Harvey, Prince Edward Island, and the Power of Tourism/History, 1931-1956

Ian McKay
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Rites of Passage: Tourism and the Crossing to Prince Edward Island

Edward MacDonald, Alan MacEachern
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Canada by Photograph: Instructed Looking and Tourism of the Late Nineteenth-century Canadian Landscape

Elizabeth Anne Caveliere
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Fluid Meanings: Hydro Tourism and the St. Lawrence and Niagara Megaprojects

Daniel MacFarlane
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Entre l’invention et la réalité : paysage et histoire vivante dans les villages-musées de pionniers au Canada

Alan Gordon
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Who was Greasy Sal? Outlaw Horses and the Spirit of Calgary in the Automobile Age

Susan Nance
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“A National Playground Both in Summer and Winter”: Civic Groups, Ethnic Organizations, and Tourism Promotion in Revelstoke, BC, 1890-1920

Jenny Clayton
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The David Thompson Memorial Fort: An Early Outpost of Historically Themed Tourism in Western Canada

Ben Bradley
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The Maximum of Mishap: Adventurous Tourists and the State in the Northwest Territories, 1926-1948

Tina Adcock
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On Dads and Damages: Looking for the “Priceless Child” and the “Manly Modern” in Quebec’s Civil Courts, 1921-1960

Peter Gossage
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