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1 Fathers and Sons of Empire
Domesticity, Empire, and Canadian Participation in the Anglo-Boer War
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Amy Shaw
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 3
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Mobility and Mobilization
- Fathers and Sons of Empire 19
- Daughter in My Mother’s House, but Mistress in My Own 35
- Postal Censorship and Canadian Identity in the Second World War 52
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Persons and Power
- Guardians of Empire? 69
- Francophone-Anglophone Accommodation in Practice 86
- Claiming Canada’s King and Queen 105
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Hardly British
- For King or Country? 125
- Anti-fascist Strikes and the Patriotic Shield? 142
- First Nations and the British Connection during the Second World War 166
- Conclusion 183
- Selected Bibliography 189
- Contributors 196
- Index 198
- Studies in Canadian Military History 207
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 3
-
Mobility and Mobilization
- Fathers and Sons of Empire 19
- Daughter in My Mother’s House, but Mistress in My Own 35
- Postal Censorship and Canadian Identity in the Second World War 52
-
Persons and Power
- Guardians of Empire? 69
- Francophone-Anglophone Accommodation in Practice 86
- Claiming Canada’s King and Queen 105
-
Hardly British
- For King or Country? 125
- Anti-fascist Strikes and the Patriotic Shield? 142
- First Nations and the British Connection during the Second World War 166
- Conclusion 183
- Selected Bibliography 189
- Contributors 196
- Index 198
- Studies in Canadian Military History 207
