Preface
Henry Roper
The Ritchie Sisters and Social Improvement in Early 20th Century Halifax
Judith Fingard
Slavery in English Nova Scotia, 1750-1810
Harvey Amani Whitfield
“I sold it as an industry as much as anything else”: Nina Cohen, the Cape Breton Miners’ Museum and Canada’s 1967 Centennial Celebrations
Meaghan Beaton
Halifax’s Encounter with the North-West Uprising of 1885
David A. Sutherland
Rum, Revenue and Roads: The Licensing of Public Houses in Nova Scotia, 1749-1831
Emily Burton
“Remarks and Rough Memorandums”: Social Sets, Sociability, and Community in the Journal of William Booth, Shelburne, 1787 and 1789(1)
Bonnie Huskins
The Little White Schoolhouse: Myth and Reality in Nova Scotian Education, 1850-1940
Paul Bennett
Policy Regarding Genealogical Articles
Terrence M. Punch
A Genealogy: Introduction
Terrence M. Punch
Flemming of Ketch Harbour: The First Five Generations
Terrence M. Punch
Book Reviews
Rum-Running
Reviewed by: Greg Marquis
Book Review: The Lion & the Lily: Nova Scotia between 1600-1760, Vol. I & Vol II
Reviewed by: Jeff Turner
Book Review: A Trying Question: The jury in nineteenth-century Canada
Reviewed by: Michael Boudreau
Book Review: IWK: A century of caring for families
Reviewed by: Frances Gregor
Book Review: The Grammar School: Striving for excellence for 50 years in a public school world
Reviewed by: Malcolm MacLeod
Book Review: Remembering and Forgetting in Acadie: A historians’ journey through public memory
Reviewed by: Malcolm MacLeod
Book Review: Nova Scotia’s Lost Highways: The early roads that shaped the province
Reviewed by: Laurie Stanley-Blackwell
Book Review: Discovering Cape Breton Folklore
Reviewed by: Michael Earle