Preface
Judith Fingard
Early Libraries in Halifax
Karen Smith
From Frontier to Borderland: The Acadian Community in a Comparative Context, 1605-1710
David R. Jones
“A slave to business all my life.” Joshua Mauger c. 1712- 1788: The Man and the Myth
Julian Gwyn
The “People’s Daily Paper:” The Glace Bay Gazette under UMWA Ownership
Michael Earle
Fortress, Seaport, Community: Three Faces of 18th-Century Louisbourg
A.J. B. Johnston
African and New World African Immigration to Mainland Nova Scotia, 1749-1816
Harvey Amani Whitefield
“Even If I Cannot Finish…:” Winthrop Bell and His Register
Terrence M. Punch
DesBarres’ Reliance on Holland’s “Plan of the Island of Cape Britain” and the Beaton Institute’s Chart 667.1
William Davey
Policy Regarding Genealogical Articles
Terrence M. Punch
Father Hubert Girroir (1825-1884), One of the two “Human Milestones” in the Revival of Acadian Society in 19th Century Nova Scotia
William Dawson Gerrior
A Genealogy: Introduction
Terrence M. Punch
Book Reviews
Inspired Halifax: The Art of Dusan Kadlec
Reviewed by: Mora Dianne O’Neill
Historic Kentville/Historic Wolfville: Grand Pre and Countryside
Reviewed by: Gordon Haliburton
Miracle on Brunswick Street: the Story of St. George’s Round Church and the Little Dutch Church
Reviewed by: Julie Morris
Hope Restored: The American Revolution and the Founding of New Brunswick
Reviewed by: Carole Watterson Troxler