Table of Contents

1: Phillip Buckner: Introduction: Canada and the British Empire
2: John G. Reid and Elizabeth Mancke: From Global Processes to Continental Strategies: The emergence of British North America to 1783
3: J. M. Bumsted: The Consolidation of British North America, 1783-60
4: Phillip Buckner: The Creation of the Dominion of Canada, 1860-1901
5: John Herd Thompson: Canada and the 'Third British Empire', 1901-39
6: Phillip Buckner: Canada and the End of Empire, 1939-82
7: James K. Hiller: Status without Stature: Newfoundland, 1869-1949
8: Elizabeth Jane Errington: British Migration and British America, 1783-1867
9: Marjory Harper: Rhetoric and Reality: British Migration to Canada, 1867-1967
10: Colin M. Coates: French Canadians' Ambivalence toward the British Empire
11: Sarah Carter: Aboriginal People of Canada and the British Empire
12: Adele Perry: Women, Gender, and Empire
13: Douglas McCalla: Economy and Empire: Britain and Canadian Development, 1783-1971
14: Philip Girard: British Justice: English Law and Canadian Legal Culture

About the Author

Phillip Buckner is Professor Emeritus at the University of New Brunswick, and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London.

Reviews

Canada and the British Empire is of great value for it provides great insight and clarification into the complex nature of Canada and Canadian national identity...An essential work for students of imperial histories.
*World History Bulletin*