Latest issue of War in History

The latest issue of the journal War in History - vol.16, no.1 (2009) - is out and includes the following item of interest to readers of Canadian military history: Erica M. Charters, "Disease, Wilderness Warfare, and Imperial Relations: The Battle for Quebec, 1759-1760". The abstract for the article reads as follows:

"During the siege at Quebec, 1759—60, which followed the battle on the Plains of Abraham, high rates of disease contributed to the British defeat by French forces in April 1760. While historians have not previously discussed military medical preventative measures, a detailed examination of the siege demonstrates sophisticated attempts to adapt to a foreign environment and its disease, as well as how disease contributed to the development of American provincial and British antagonism and perceptions of difference."

Index of the Historical Papers of the Canadian Historical Association, part 2

The index of the Historical Papers of the Canadian Historical Association (the second iteration of the CHA annual journals) has been published for its issues from volume 1 (1966) through volume 24 (1989), some of which contain articles of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Volume 14, Issue 1, 1979:

Olive Patricia Dickason, "Europeans and Amerindians: Some Comparative Aspects of Early Contact", pp.182-202;

Volume 16, Issue 1, 1981:

Lawrence R. Aronsen, "Canada's Postwar Re-Armament: Another Look at American Theories of the Military-Industrial Complex", pp.175-196;

Volume 21, Issue 1, 1986:

Donald Avery, "Secrets between Different Kinds of Friends: Canada's Wartime Exchange of Scientific Military Information with the United States and the USSR, 1940-1945", pp.225-253; and

Volume 22, Issue 1, 1987:

Dianne Newell, "The Politics of Food in World War II: Great Britain's Grip on Canada's Pacific Fishery", pp.178-197.

Index of the Historical Papers of the Canadian Historical Association, part 1

The index of the Historical Papers of the Canadian Historical Association (the second iteration of the CHA annual journals) has been published for its issues from volume 1 (1966) through volume 24 (1989), some of which contain articles of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Volume 2, Issue 1, 1967:

J.L. Granatstein, "The Conservative Party and Conscription in the Second World War", pp.130-148;

Volume 4, Issue 1, 1969:

Robert Cuff, "Organizing for War: Canada and the United States during World War I", pp.141-156;

Volume 6, Issue 1, 1971:

F.J. Thorpe, "Fish, Forts and Finance: The Politics of French Construction at Placentia, 1699-1710", pp.52-64;

David Gagan, "The Historical Identity of the Denison Family of Toronto, 1792-1860", pp.124-137;

René Durocher, "Henri Bourassa, les évêques et la guerre de 1914-1918", pp.248-275;

Volume 7, Issue 1, 1972:

John H. Thompson, "'The Beginning of our Regeneration': The Great War and Western Canadian Reform Movements", pp.231-245;

Volume 11, Issue 1, 1976:

Ruth Pierson, "Women's Emancipation and the Recruitment of Women into the Canadian Labour Force in World War II", pp.141-173;

John H. Thompson, "'Permanently Wasteful but Immediately Profitable': Prairie Agriculture and the Great War", pp.193-206;

Volume 13, Issue 1, 1978:

Ruth Roach Pierson, "'Jill Canuck': CWAC of All Trades, but No 'Pistol Packing Momma'", pp.106-133;

Paul M. Couture, "The Vichy-Free French Propaganda War in Quebec, 1940 to 1942", pp.200-216; and

William R. Young, "Academics and Social Scientists versus the Press: The Policies of the Bureau of Public Information and the Wartime Information Board, 1939 to 1945", pp.217-240.

Index of the Report of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association, part 3

The index of the Report of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association (the earliest of the CHA annual journals) has been published for its issues from volume 1 (1922) through volume 44 (1965), some of which contain articles of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Volume 28, Issue 1, 1949:

C.P. Stacey, "Halifax as an International Strategic Factor, 1749-1949", pp.46-56;

Volume 29, Issue 1, 1950:

H.M. Jackson, "The Queen's Rangers and their Contribution in the Years 1776 to 1784", pp.11-19;

Sam H.S. Hughes, "Sir Sam Hughes and the Problem of Imperialism", pp.30-41;

Antoine Roy, "Le fort Frontenac our Catarakoui sous le régime français", pp.51-57;

Volume 38, Issue 1, 1959:

C.P. Stacey, "Generals and Generalship before Quebec, 1759-1760", pp.1-15;

Volume 41, Issue 1, 1962:

J. Mackay Hitsman, "Sir George Prevost's Conduct of the Canadian War of 1812", pp.34-43;

Jay Luvaas, "General Sir Patrick MacDougall, the American Civil War and the Defence of Canada", pp.44-54;

Volume 42, Issue 1, 1963:

G.G. Smith, "The Clandestine Submarines of 1914-15: An Essay in the History of the North Atlantic Triangle", pp.194-203; and

Volume 43, Issue 1, 1964:

J. Mackay Hitsman, "Military Defenders of Prince Edward Island, 1775-1864", pp.25-36.

Index of the Report of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association, part 2

The index of the Report of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association (the earliest of the CHA annual journals) has been published for its issues from volume 1 (1922) through volume 44 (1965), some of which contain articles of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Volume 16, Issue 1, 1937:

Chester W. New, "The Rebellion of 1837 in its Larger Setting: Presidential Address", pp.5-17;

Volume 17, Issue 1, 1938:

Albert B. Corey, "Canadian Border Defence Problems after 1814 to their Culmination in the 'Forties", pp.111-120;

Volume 19, Issue 1, 1940:

J.A. Corry, "The Growth of Government Activities in Canada, 1914-1921", pp.63-73;

A.L. Burt, "The Frontier in the History of New France", pp.93-99;

George F.G. Stanley, "Western Canada and the Frontier Thesis", pp.105-117;

Volume 20, Issue 1, 1941:

Gilbert Norman Tucker, "The Organizing of the East Coast Patrols, 1914-1918", pp.32-40;

Willard E. Ireland, "Pre-Confederation Defence Problems of the Pacific Colonies", pp.41-54;

F.H. Soward, "Sir Robert Borden and Canada's External Policy, 1911-1920", pp.65-82;

Volume 25, Issue 1, 1946:

C.P. Stacey, "The Nature of an Official History", pp.74-83;

Gilbert Norman Tucker, "Some Aspects of the Battle of the Atlantic", pp.84-91; and

F.H. Hitchins, "Evolution of the Royal Canadian Air Force", pp.92-100.

Index of the Report of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association part 1

The index of the Report of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association (the earliest of the CHA annual journals) has been published for its issues from volume 1 (1922) through volume 44 (1965), some of which contain articles of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Volume 1, Issue 1, 1922:

L-A. Prud'homme, "Anciens forts dans le Nord-Ouest", pp.35-37;

Volume 3, Issue 1, 1924:

Aegidius Fauteux, "Montcalm", pp.25-44;

Frances Staton, "The Compilation of a Bibliography of the Rebellion of 1837-38", pp.66-72;

Volume 5, Issue 1, 1926:

Gustave Lanctot, "Les troupes de la Nouvelle-France", pp.40-60;

J. Clarence Webster, "Rise and Fall of Louisbourg", pp.95-109;

Volume 11, Issue 1, 1932:

D.C. Harvey, "Machias and the Invasion of Nova Scotia", pp.17-28;

Volume 13, Issue 1, 1934:

C.P. Stacey, "British Military Policy in Canada in the Era of Federation", pp.20-29;

Volume 14, Issue 1, 1935:

C.P. Stacey, "The Fenian Troubles and Canadian Military Development, 1865-1871", pp.26-35;

A. Fortescue Duguid, "Canadians in Battle, 1915-1918", pp.36-50;

Volume 15, Issue 1, 1936:

E.R. Adair, "The Military Reputation of Major-General James Wolfe: Presidential Address", pp.7-31.

Index of the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association

The Journal of the Canadian Historical Association / La Revue de la Société historique du Canada has published an index online of its current and back issues, some of which contain articles of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Daniel Byers, "Mobilising Canada: The National Resources Mobilization Act, the Department of National Defence, and Compulsory Military Service in Canada, 1940-1945", vol.7, no.1, 1996, pp.175-203;

Lara Campbell, "'We who have wallowed in the mud of Flanders': First World War Veterans, Unemployment and the Development of Social Welfare in Canada, 1929-1939", vol.11, no.1, 2000, pp.125-149;

Michael Carroll, "Canada and the Financing of the United Nations Emergency Force, 1957-1963", vol.13, no.1, 2002, pp.217-234;

Tim Cook, "'Literary Memorials': The Great War Regimental Histories, 1919-1939", vol.13, no.1, 2002, pp.167-190;

Christian Dessureault et Roch Legault, "Évolution organisationnelle et sociale de la milice sédentaire canadienne : le cas du bataillon de Saint-Hyacinthe, 1808-1830", vol.8, no.1, 1997, pp.87-112;

Magda Fahmi, "The Romance of Reunion: Montreal War Veterans Return to Family Life, 1944-1949", vol.9, no.1, 1998, pp.187-208;

Lanny Hannant, "'My God, are they sending women?': Three Canadian Women in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939", vol.15, no.1, 2004, pp.153-176;

Rachel Lea Heide, "Allies in Complicity: The United States, Canada, and the Clayton Knight Committee's Clandestine Recruiting of Americans for the Royal Canadian Air Force, 1940-1942", vol.15, no.1, 2004, pp.207-230;

Michael A. Hennessy, "World War II and the Rebirth and Death of Canada's Merchant Marine", vol.6, no.1, 1995, pp.209-241;

Mark Osborne Humphries, "The Horror at Home: The Canadian Military and the "Great" Influenza Pandemic of 1918", vol.16, no.1, 2005, pp.235-260;

Linda J. Quiney, "'Sharing the Halo': Social and Professional Tensions in the Work of World War I Canadian Volunteer Nurses", vol.9, no.1, 1998, pp.105-124;

Ian K. Steele, "Hostage-Taking 1754: Virginians vs Canadians", vol.16, no.1, 2005, pp.49-73; and

Michael D. Stevenson, "The Mobilisation of Native Canadians during the Second World War", vol.7, no.1, 1996, pp.205-226.

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 9

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.81, no.1 (2000) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.82, No.2 (June 2001):

Richard Harris and Tricia Shulist, "Canada's Reluctant Housing Program: The Veterans' Land Act, 1942-75", pp.253-282;

Vol.83, No.1 (March 2002):

Tim Cook, "Clio's Soldiers: Charles Stacey and the Army Historical Section in the Second World War", pp.29-57;

Vol.85, No.4 (December 2004):

Tim Cook, "The Madman and the Butcher: Sir Sam Hughes, Sir Arthur Currie, and their War of Reputations", pp.693-720;

Vol.86, No.4 (December 2005):

John Macfarlane, "Agents of Control or Chaos? A Strike at Arvida helps clarify Canadian Policy on using Troops against Workers during the Second World War", pp.619-640;

Vol.87, No.2 (June 2006):

Benjamin Isitt, "Mutiny from Victoria to Vladivostok, December 1918", pp.223-264; and

Vol.87, No.3 (September 2006):

Timothy Balzar, "'In Case the Raid is Unsuccessful...': Selling Dieppe to Canadians", pp.409-430.

(review ceased after Vol.89, No.1 (March 2008), the last issue published at this point.)

Latest issue of The Journal of Military History

Vol.72, No.3 (July 2008) of The Journal of Military History is out, and contains a few items of particular interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Galen Roger Perras and Katrina E. Kellner, "'A perfectly logical and sensible thing': Billy Mitchell Advocates a Canadian-American Aerial Alliance against Japan", pp.785-823;

a book review of P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Chris M.V. Madsen's Kurt Meyer on Trial: A Documentary Record; and

a mention of Donald C. Story's, "The Origins of of the Cancellation of Canada's Avro CF-105 Arrow Fighter Program: A Failure of Strategy", Journal of Strategic Studies, vol.30 (December 2007): 1025-1050).

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 8

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.71, no.1 (1990) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.71, No.4 (1990):

Roger Sarty, "Canadian Maritime Defence, 1892-1914", pp.462-490;

Vol.73, No.3 (1992):

Gregory S. Kealey, "State Repression of Labour and the Left in Canada, 1914-20: The Impact of the First World War", pp.281-314;

Jeff Keshen, "All the News That Was Fit to Print: Ernest J. Chambers and Information Control in Canada, 1914-19", pp.315-343;

Vol.76, No.1 (1995):

Allan Greek, "1837-38: Rebellion Reconsidered", pp.1-18; and

Vol.77, No.1 (1996):

Paul Maroney, "'The Great Adventure': The Context and Ideology of Recruiting in Ontario, 1914-17", pp.62-98.

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 7

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.61, no.1 (1980) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.61, No.1 (1980):

W.H. Whiteley, "The British Navy and the Siege of Quebec, 1775-6", pp.3-27;

Peter Burroughs, "Tackling Army Desertion in British North America", pp.28-68;

Vol.61, No.2 (1980):

R. Matthew Bray, "'Fighting as an Ally': The English-Canadian Patriotic Response to the Great War", pp.141-168;

Vol.61, No.3 (1980):

Desmond Morton, "'Kicking and Complaining': Demobilization Riots in the Canadian Expeditionary Force, 1918-19", pp.334-360;

Vol.62, No.1 (1981):

Ruth Roach Pierson, "The Double Bind of the Double Standard: VD Control and the CWAC in World War II", pp.31-58;

Vol.64, No.2 (1983):

Desmond Morton and Glenn Wright, "The Bonus Campaign, 1919-21: Veterans and the Campaign for Re-Establishment", pp.147-167;

Vol.64, No.3 (1983):

Joseph T. Jockel, "The Canada-United States Military Co-Operation Committee and Continental Air Defence, 1946", pp.352-377;

Vol.66, No.2 (1985):

Robert H.Keyserlingk, "'Agents within the Gates': The Search for Nazi Subversives in Canada during World War II", pp.211-239;

Vol.67, No.4 (1986):

F.F. Neary, "Newfoundland and the Anglo-American Leased Bases Agreement of 27 March 1941", pp.491-519;

Vol.68, No.2 (1987):

Desmond Morton, "Resisting the Pension Evil: Bureaucracy, Democracy, and Canada's Board of Pension Commissioners, 1916-33", pp.199-224;

Vol.68, No.3 (1987):

J.M. Bumsted, "Developing a Canadian Disaster Relief Policy: The 1950 Manitoba Flood", pp.347-373;

Vol.69, No.2 (1988):

David K. Zimmerman, "The Royal Canadian Navy and the National Research Council, 1939-45", pp.203-221;

Vol.70, No.1 (1989):

James W.St.G. Walker, "Race and Recruitment in World War I: Enlistment of Visible Minorities in the Canadian Expeditionary Force", pp.1-26;

Martin L. Nicolai, "A Different Kind of Courage: The French Military and the Canadian Irregular Soldier during the Seven Years' War", pp.53-75; and

Vol.70, No.2 (1989):

David J. Bercuson, "SAC vs Sovereignty: The Origins of the Goose Bay Lease, 1946-52", pp.206-222.

Latest two issues of Canadian Military History

The Spring 2008 issue (vol. 17, no. 2) of Canadian Military History is out and contains lots of material of interest to students of Canadian military history. In preparing this post I also realized that I forgot to write about the previous issue for Winter 2008 (vol.17, no.1). Sorry about that. Here we go:

Winter 2008

Geoff Jackson, "'Anything but Lovely': The Canadian Corps at Lens in the summer of 1917", pp.5-20;

Andrew B. Godefroy, "Canadian Soldiers in West African Conflicts, 1885-1905", pp.21-36;

Paul Dickson, "Harry Crerar and an Army for Strategic Effect", pp.37-48;

Gareth A. Newfield, "Medical Care of American POWs during the War of 1812", pp.49-62;

Sean M. Maloney, "Incursion at Howz-e Madad: An Afghanistan Vignette", pp.63-78; and

Ken Reynolds, "'War Diaries of the First World War' at Library and Archives Canada", pp.79-80.

Spring 2008

Andrew B. Godefroy, "A Force of Reason: Canada, Central America, and the Grupo de Observadores de la Naciones Unidas para Centro America (ONUCA), 1983-1992", pp.5-20;

Nic Clarke, "'He was my best subaltern': The life and death of Lieutenant Herrick S. Duggan, 70th Field Company, Royal Engineers", pp.21-32;

J. Brent Wilson, "Military Aid to the Civil Authority in mid-19th Century New Brunswick", pp.33-50;

Mark Osborne Humphries (ed.), "Sir Arthur Currie and the Legacy of the Great War: Letters from the Archives of the Canadian War Museum", pp.51-60;

Laura Brandon and Jeff Noakes, "Evan Macdonald: Camouflage Artist", pp.61-65;

David Patterson, "Outside the Box: A New Perspective on Operation Windsor - The rationale behind the attack on Carpiquet, 4 July 1944", pp.66-74;

Jonathan F. Vance, "Provincial Patterns of Enlistment in the Canadian Expeditionary Force", pp.75-78; and

Ken Reynolds, "The 'Canadian Virtual War Memorial' at Veterans Affairs Canada", pp.79-80.

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 6

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.51, no.1 (1970) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.51, No.1 (1970):

C.P. Stacey, "The Life and Hard Times of an Official Historian", pp.21-47;

Vol.51, No.4 (1970):

Desmond Morton, "Aid to the Civil Power: The Canadian Militia in Support of Social Order, 1867-1914", pp.407-425;

Vol.52, No.1 (1971):

W.J. Eccles, "The Social, Economic, and Political Significance of the Military Establishment in New France", pp.1-22;

Vol.52, No.3 (1971):

Bruce G. Trigger, "The Mohawk-Mohican War (1624-28): The Establishment of a Pattern", pp.276-286;

Vol.52, No.4 (1971):

George K. Raudzens, "A Successful Military Settlement: Earl Grey's Enrolled Pensioners of 1846 in Canada", pp.389-403;

Vol.53, No.2 (1972):

Malcolm MacLeod, "Fortress Ontario or Forlorn Hope?: Simcoe and the Defence of Upper Canada", pp.149-178;

Vol.53, No.3 (1972):

W.R. Young, "Conscription, Rural Depopulation, and the Farmers of Ontario, 1917-19", pp.289-320;

Vol.54, No.3 (1973):

George K. Raudzens, "The Military Impact on Canadian Canals, 1815-25", pp.273-286;

Vol.55, No.1 (1974):

Desmond Morton, "Sir William Otter and Internment Operations in Canada during the First World War", pp.32-58;

J.L. Granatstein and R.D. Cuff, "The Hyde Park Declaration 1941: Origins and Significance", pp.59-80;

Vol.55, No.2 (1974):

R. Arthur Bowler, "Sir Guy Carleton and the Campaign of 1776 in Canada", pp.131-140;

Vol.55, No.4 (1974):

Carman Miller, "English-Canadian Opposition to the South African War as seen through the Press", pp.422-438;

Vol.57, No.1 (1976):

Elinor Senior, "The Provincial Cavalry in Lower Canada, 1837-50", pp.1-24;

Vol.57, No.2 (1976):

Fritz Pannekoek, "The Rev. Griffiths Owen Corbett and the Red River Civil War of 1869-70", pp.133-149;

Vol.57, No.3 (1976):

W. Peter Ward, "British Columbia and the Japanese Evacuation", pp.289-308;

Vol.59, No.3 (1978):

Patricia E. Roy, "The Soldiers Canada didn't want: Her Chinese and Japanese Citizens", pp.341-358; and

Vol.60, No.1 (1979):

R. Craig Brown and Desmond Morton, "The Embarrassing Apotheosis of a 'Great Canadian': Sir Arthur Currie's Personal Crisis in 1917", pp.41-63.

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 5

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.41, no.1 (1960) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.42, No.2 (1961):

Guy MacLean, "The Georgian Affair: An Incident of the American Civil War", pp.133-144;

Vol.43, No.2 (1962):

J. Mackay Hitsman, "Winter Troop Movement to Canada, 1862", pp.127-135;

Vol.45, No.4 (1964):

Fernand Ouellet, "Le Nationalisme canadien-français: De des origines à l'insurrection de 1837", pp.277-292;

Vol.46, No.2 (1965):

Jacm M. Sosin, "The Use of Indians in the War of the American Revolution: A Re-Assessment of Responsibility", pp.101-121;

Vol.46, No.3 (1965):

John K. Mahon, "British Command Decisions in the Northern Campaigns of the War of 1812", pp.219-237;

Vol.47, No.1 (1966):

W.A.B. Douglas, "The Sea Militia of Nova Scotia, 1749-1755: A Comment on Naval Policy", pp.22-37;

Vol.47, No.2 (1966):

Martin Robin, "Registration, Conscription, and Independent Labour Politics, 1916-1917", pp.101-118;

Vol.47, No.4 (1966):

C.P. Stacey, "Quebec, 1759: Some New Documents", pp.344-355;

Vol.48, No.1 (1967):

Hereward Senior, "Quebec and the Fenians", pp.26-44;

Vol.49, No.2 (1968):

L.F. Fitzhardinge, "Hughes, Borden, and Dominion Representation at the Paris Peace Conference", pp.160-169;

Vol.49, No.3 (1968):

J.M. Bliss, "The Methodist Church and World War I", pp.213-233;

Vol.49, No.4 (1968):

Samuel F. Wells Jr., "British Strategic Withdrawal from the Western Hemisphere, 1904-1906", pp.335-356;

Vol.50, No.1 (1969):

John F. Roeche, "Quebec Under Siege, 1775-1776: The 'Memorandums' of Jacob Danford", pp.68-85;

Vol.50, No.3 (1969):

Carman Miller, "Sir Frederick William Borden and Military Reform, 1896-1911", pp.265-284; and

A.M.J. Hyatt, "Sir Arthur Currie and Conscription: A Soldier's View", pp.285-296.

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 4

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.31, no.1 (1950) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.31, No.1 (1950):

Donald M.A.R. Vince, "The Acting Overseas Sub-Militia Council and the Resignation of Sir Sam Hughes", pp.1-24;

Vol.31, No.2 (1950):

George F.G. Stanley, "The Indians in the War of 1812", pp.145-165;

Vol.32, No.1 (1951):

W.H. Nelson, "The Last Hopes of the American Loyalists", pp.22-42;

Vol.32, No.2 (1951):

C.P. Stacey, "Commodore Chauncey's Attack on Kingston Harbour, November 10, 1812", pp.126-138;

Vol.32, No.4 (1951):

David Lowenthal, "The Maine Press and the Aroostook War", pp.315-336;

Vol.33, No.4 (1952):

C.P. Stacey, "Canada and the Nile Expedition of 1884-85", pp.319-340;

Vol.34, No.2 (1953):

Gerald S. Graham, "Views of General Murray on the Defence of Upper Canada, 1815", pp.158-165;

Vol.35, No.2 (1954):

Alice R. Stewart, "Sir John A. Macdonald and the Imperial Defence Commission of 1879", pp.119-139;

Vol.35, No.4 (1954):

J. Mackay Hitsman and C.C.J. Bond, "The Assault Landing at Louisbourg, 1758", pp.314-330;

Vol.36, No.2 (1955):

H.S. Ferns and Bernard Ostry, "Mackenzie King and the First World War", pp.93-112;

Vol.36, No.3 (1955):

C.P. Stacey, "Britain's Withdrawal from North America, 1864-1871", pp.185-198;

Alvin C. Gluek Jr., "The Riel Rebellion and Canadian-American Relations", pp.199-221;

Vol.36, No.4 (1955):

Harold A. Davis, "The Fenian Raid on New Brunswick", pp.316-334;

Vol.37, No.2 (1956):

Gerald S. Graham, "The Defences of Canada, 1710", pp.167-169;

Vol.37, No.3 (1956):

W.J. Eccles, "Frontenac's Military Policies, 1689-1698: A Reassessment", pp.201-224;

Vol.37, No.4 (1956):

A.W. Willms, "Conscription, 1917: A Brief for the Defence", pp.338-351;

Richard A. Preston, "The Journals of General Sir F.P. Robinson, G.C.B.", pp.352-355;

Vol.38, No.1 (1957):

C.P. Stacey, "John A. Macdonald on Raising Troops in Canada for Imperial Service, 1885", pp.37-40;

Vol.38, No.4 (1957):

Guy R. MacLean, "The Canadian Offer of Troops for Hong Kong, 1894", pp.275-283;

Vol.39, No.1 (1958):

Robin W. Winks, "The Creation of a Myth: 'Canadian' Enlistments in the Northern Armies during the American Civil War", pp.24-40;

C.P. Stacey, "Another Look at the Battle of Lake Erie", pp.41-51;

Vol.39, No.2 (1958):

Leonid I. Strakhovsky, "The Canadian Artillery Brigade in North Russia, 1918-1919", pp.125-146;

Vol.40, No.1 (1959):

C.P. Stacey, "The Anse au Foulon, 1759: Montcalm and Vaudreuil", pp.27-37.

Latest issue of The Canadian Army Journal

Volume 11, Number 1 (Spring 2008) of The Canadian Army Journal is now available online. In addition to a very interesting collection of articles and material on recent operations, this issue also contains some material of particular interest to students of Canadian military history, including:

David R. O'Keefe, "With Blinders On: The Black Watch and the Battle for Spycker, September 12-14, 1944";

Major Andrew B. Godefroy, "Jadex";

Shaye K. Friesen, "Note to File - Reaching into the Oracle: Reflections of a Cold Warrior on the Issues and Challenges in Defence";

as well as several book reviews.

Latest issue of The Canadian Historical Review

The latest issue of The Canadian Historical Review (vol.89, no.1, March 2008) doesn't contain any articles on Canadian military history, but, as usual, Michael D. Stevenson's "Recent Publications Relating to Canada" does note several books and articles of interest (I've eliminated all articles from Canadian Military History as I've mentioned them previously):

Stephanie Bangarth, Voices Raised in Protest: Defending North American Citizens of Japanese Ancestry, 1942-1949 (Vancouver, 2007);

Howard G. Coombs (Ed.), The Insubordinate and the Noncompliant: Case Studies of Mutiny and Disobedience, 1920 to Present (Toronto, 2007);

Paul Douglas Dickson, A Thoroughly Canadian General: A Biography of General H.D.G. Crerar (Toronto, 2007);

Susanne K. Edwards, Gus: From Trapper Boy to Air Marshall (Burnstown, ON, 2007);

Lance Goddard, Hell and High Water: Canada and the Italian Campaign (Toronto, 2007);

Dianne Graves, In the Midst of Alarms: Women in the War of 1812 (Toronto, 2007);

Larry Gray, Canadians in the Battle of Atlantic (Edmonton, 2007);

Nathan M. Greenfield, Baptism of Fire: The Second Battle of Ypres and the Forging of Canada, April 1915 (Scarborough, ON, 2007);

Jean Martin, "Isle-Maligne et la Deuxième Guerre mondiale", Saguenayensia, t.49, no.2 (2007): 3-6;

Brian Douglas Tennyson, Percy Wilmott: Cape Bretoner at War (Sydney, NS, 2007);

Cynthia Toman, An Officer and a Lady: Canadian Military Nursing and the Second World War (Vancouver, 2007);

Brent Wilson (Ed.), Hurricane Pilot: The Wartime Letters of W.O. Harry Gill, DFM, 1940-1943 (Fredericton, 2007); and

Mark Zuehlke, For Honour's Sake: The War of 1812 and the Brokering of an Uneasy Peace (Mississauga, ON, 2007).

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 3

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.21, no.1 (1940) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.21, No.1 (1940):

C.P. Stacey, "The Military Aspect of Canada's Winning of the West, 1870-1885", pp.1-24;

Vol.23, No.3 (1942):

D.C. Harvey, "Nova Scotia and the Canadian Naval Tradition", pp.247-259;

Vol.24, No.2 (1943):

Norman Penlington, "General Hutton and the Problem of Military Imperialism in Canada, 1898-1900", pp.156-171;

Vol.24, No.3 (1943):

J.W. Dafoe, "Canada and the Peace Conference of 1919", pp.233-248;

Vol.25, No.1 (1944):

A.E. Prince, "The Need for a Wider Study of Military History", pp.20-28;

Vol.26, No.3 (1945):

C.P. Stacey, "The Historical Programme of the Canadian Army Overseas", pp.229-238;

Gilbert Norman Tucker, "The Royal Canadian Naval Historical Section and its Work", pp.239-245;

Kenneth B. Conn, "The Royal Canadian Air Force Historical Section", pp.246-254;

Vol.26, No.4 (1945):

Lawrence Henry Gipson, "A French Project for Victory Short of a Declaration of War, 1755", pp.361-371;

Vol.27, No.1 (1946):

Robert England, "Disbanded and Discharged Soldiers in Canada prior to 1914", pp.1-18;

Vol.27, No.2 (1946):

Marguerite B. Hamer, "Luring Canadian Soldiers into Union Lines during the War between the States", pp.150-162;

Vol.28, No.1 (1947):

Gilbert Norman Tucker, "The Naval Policy of Sir Robert Borden, 1912-14", pp.1-30;

Vol.29, No.3 (1948):

Eric Harrison, "The Army's Official History", pp.301-306;

Vol.29, No.4 (1948):

C.P. Stacey, "A Note on the Citadel of Quebec", pp.387-392;

Vol.30, No.1 (1949):

J.B. Conacher, "The Battle for Agira, July 24-8, 1943: An Episode in Canadian Military History", pp.1-21;

Vol.30, No.3 (1949):

George F.G. Stanley, "Gabriel Dumont's Account of the North West Rebellion, 1885", pp.249-269.

Articles from War in History

The index for all the issues published to date of War in History has been posted on the journal's site and I've gone through it to see what articles pertain directly to Canadian military history:

Peter J. Henshaw, "The British Chiefs of Staff Committee and the Preparation for the Dieppe Raid, March-August 1942: Did Mountbatten Really Evade the Committee's Authority", vol.1, no.2 (1994), pp.197-214;

Donald Howard Avery, "Atomic Scientific Co-Operation and Rivalry Among Allies: The Anglo-Canadian Montreal Laboratory and the Manhattan Project, 1943-1946", vol.2, no.3 (1995), pp.274-305;

Craig Gibson, "'My Chief Source of Worry': An Assistant Provost Marshal's View of Relations between 2nd Canadian Division and Local Inhabitants on the Western Front, 1915-1917", vol.7, no.4 (2000), pp.413-441; and

Tim Cook, "Documenting War and Forging Reputations: Sir Max Aitken and the Canadian War Records Office in the First World War", vol.10, no.3 (2003), pp.265-295.

(through vol.15, no.2).

Index of The Canadian Historical Review part 2

A continuing look at the back issues of The Canadian Historical Review from vol.11, no.1 (1930) onward reveals a lot of content of interest to readers of Canadian military history, including:

Vol.12, No.3 (1931):

C.P. Stacey, "Fenianism and the Rise of National Feeling in Canada at the Time of Confederation", pp.238-261;

Vol.14, No.2 (1933):

C.P. Stacey, "The Garrison of Fort Wellington: A Military Dispute during the Fenian Troubles", pp.161-176;

Vol.16, No.2 (1935):

Jean Elizabeth Lunn, "Agriculture and War in Canada, 1740-1760", pp.123-136;

Vol.17, No.2 (1936):

C.P. Stacey, "The Withdrawal of the Imperial Garrison from Newfoundland, 1870", pp.147-158;

Vol.17, No.4 (1936):

E.C. Kyte, "Fort Niagara in the War of 1812: Side-Lights from an Unpublished Order-Book", pp.373-384;

Vol.18, No.2 (1937):

W.S. Wallace, "Some Notes on Fraser's Highlanders", pp.131-140;

Walter Ronald Copp, "Nova Scotian Trade during the War of 1812", pp.141-155;

Vol.18, No.3 (1937):

C.P. Stacey, "The Hudson's Bay Company and Anglo-American Military Rivalries during the Oregon Dispute", pp.281-300;

Vol.18, No.4 (1937):

L.S. Stavrianos, "The Rumour of Russian Intrigue in the Rebellion of 1837", pp.367-373;

Vol.19, No.4 (1938):

Arthur R. Ford, "Some Notes on the Formation of the Union Government in 1917", pp.357-364;

Vol.20, No.1 (1939):

Max Savelle, "Diplomatic Preliminaries of the Seven Years' War in America", pp.17-36.