The Structure of Canadian History

1. First People, Canada Before 1500. 2. Novel Conquests, Europe's First Colonies in America, 1500-1600. 3. Traders, Missionaries, and Ecological Disaster, 1580-1660. 4. Imperial Intervention, 1612-1672. 5. The Social Character of New France, 1670-1760. 6. Conflict of Empires, 1670-1760.7. Reform and Reaction, 1763-1783. 8. Expansion, 1783-1816. 9. War Returns to British North America, 1807-1821. 10. Political Unrest, 1816-1837. 11. The Transformation of the Old Colonial System, 1838-1850. 12. Price of Autonomy, 1840-1860. 13. Federal Union, 1841-1864. 14. Confederation, 1864-1869. 15. The "Mercenary" Route to National Consolidation, 1869-1873. 16. The "Mercenary Way" in Disgrace and Rejuvenation, 1873-1878. 17. Years of Crisis, 1878-1887. 18. Illusions of Fulfillment, 1888-1914. 19. Social Costs of Industrialization, 1870-1914. 20. National Aspirations between Imperial Contexts, 1887-1911. 21. The Imperial Tragedy, 1912-1921. 22. Social Disintegration, 1917-1929. 23. The Disintegration of National Politics, 1919-1929. 24. Prosperity, Depression, and the Quest for Restoration, 1924-39. 25. Recovery by War, 1940-1945. 26. Continental Solidarity, 1941-1956. 27. The Diefenbaker Phenomenon, 1957-1962. 28. Tenth-Decade Diplomacy, 1963-1967. 29. New Era of Confrontation, 1968-1976. 30. Constitutional Draw, 1976-1982. 31. Ineffective Reconciliation, 1983-1990. 32. Towards Confederal Association, 1990-1996.Finlay, John L. is the author of 'The Structure of Canadian History', published 2000 under ISBN 9780130966209 and ISBN 0130966207.