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9 Community, Identity, and Borderland Schooling in the Eastern Townships and Northern Vermont: Reflections in an Impermeable Era
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- TABLES and FIGURES xi
- FOREWORD xv
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xvii
- Introduction: The Eastern Townships: A Region and Its World 1
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Part One. Space and Place: Making the Eastern Townships
- 1 The Toponymy of the Eastern Townships before the Eastern Townships: A Portrait of Abenaki Toponymic Resilience from the Earliest Times to the End of the French Regime 25
- 2 “The Security of Our Frontiers”: British Colonization Projects in the Eastern Townships during the First Half of the Nineteenth Century 59
- 3 Agriculture in Transition: Global Crisis and the Eastern Townships’ Identity 81
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Part Two. Peoples in Motion: Moving Into and Out of Quebec’s Eastern Townships
- 4 Abenaki Mobility and the Eastern Townships of Ndakina 101
- 5 Townships Women Go Off to School: Teaching Diplomas, Career Ambitions, and the McGill Normal School, 1857–65 120
- 6 Going to Someone Else’s War: Border-Crossing Enlistments from the Eastern Townships during the American Civil War 140
- 7 Transitioning from Southern Honour to Dependency: Jefferson Davis in Montreal and the Eastern Townships, 1867–68 165
- 8 Immigration in the Eastern Townships of Quebec: Patterns of Regional Settlement and Belonging 191
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Part Three. Institutions, Local Identities, and Global Connections
- 9 Community, Identity, and Borderland Schooling in the Eastern Townships and Northern Vermont: Reflections in an Impermeable Era 213
- 10 “The Latest and Most Important Local and Foreign News”: Producing and Reading the Press in the Eastern Townships (1867–1939) 231
- 11 “A duty to her Indian citizens”: Bishop’s University and Canada’s “Indian Problem,” 1845–1945 256
- 12 Fight Nights: The Sherbrooke Athletic Commission and the Boxing World, 1955–66 281
- 13 Recent Transformations and Dynamics in the Eastern Townships’ Religious Landscape: A Perspective from Sherbrooke 303
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Part Four. The Eastern Townships as an Imagined Place and a Global Commodity
- 14 Quebec’s New Regional Fiction and the Eastern Townships: Literary Landscapes of Deindustrialization 323
- 15 Postcards, Cultural Landscape Analysis, and the Eastern Townships in the Past 125 Years 344
- 16 Dimensions of Community in the Novels of Louise Penny 368
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CONTRIBUTORS
- INDEX 397
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- TABLES and FIGURES xi
- FOREWORD xv
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xvii
- Introduction: The Eastern Townships: A Region and Its World 1
-
Part One. Space and Place: Making the Eastern Townships
- 1 The Toponymy of the Eastern Townships before the Eastern Townships: A Portrait of Abenaki Toponymic Resilience from the Earliest Times to the End of the French Regime 25
- 2 “The Security of Our Frontiers”: British Colonization Projects in the Eastern Townships during the First Half of the Nineteenth Century 59
- 3 Agriculture in Transition: Global Crisis and the Eastern Townships’ Identity 81
-
Part Two. Peoples in Motion: Moving Into and Out of Quebec’s Eastern Townships
- 4 Abenaki Mobility and the Eastern Townships of Ndakina 101
- 5 Townships Women Go Off to School: Teaching Diplomas, Career Ambitions, and the McGill Normal School, 1857–65 120
- 6 Going to Someone Else’s War: Border-Crossing Enlistments from the Eastern Townships during the American Civil War 140
- 7 Transitioning from Southern Honour to Dependency: Jefferson Davis in Montreal and the Eastern Townships, 1867–68 165
- 8 Immigration in the Eastern Townships of Quebec: Patterns of Regional Settlement and Belonging 191
-
Part Three. Institutions, Local Identities, and Global Connections
- 9 Community, Identity, and Borderland Schooling in the Eastern Townships and Northern Vermont: Reflections in an Impermeable Era 213
- 10 “The Latest and Most Important Local and Foreign News”: Producing and Reading the Press in the Eastern Townships (1867–1939) 231
- 11 “A duty to her Indian citizens”: Bishop’s University and Canada’s “Indian Problem,” 1845–1945 256
- 12 Fight Nights: The Sherbrooke Athletic Commission and the Boxing World, 1955–66 281
- 13 Recent Transformations and Dynamics in the Eastern Townships’ Religious Landscape: A Perspective from Sherbrooke 303
-
Part Four. The Eastern Townships as an Imagined Place and a Global Commodity
- 14 Quebec’s New Regional Fiction and the Eastern Townships: Literary Landscapes of Deindustrialization 323
- 15 Postcards, Cultural Landscape Analysis, and the Eastern Townships in the Past 125 Years 344
- 16 Dimensions of Community in the Novels of Louise Penny 368
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CONTRIBUTORS
- INDEX 397