Women's Studies, History, Feminism 

The Canadian social history series; v. 2 

v. 1. -- 1. Women of Three Rivers: 1651-63 / Isabel Foulche-Delbosc -- 2. The impact of white women on fur trade society / Sylvia Van Kirk -- 3. The feminization of teaching / Alison Prentice -- 4. The neglected majority : the changing role of women in 19th century Montreal / D. Suzanne Cross -- 5. Setting the stage : National organization and the women's movement in the late 19th centrury / Veronica Strong-Boag -- 6. Henri Bourassa and "the woman question" / Susan Mann Trofimenkoff -- 7. The image of women in mass circulation magazines in the 1920's / Mary Vipond -- 8. Women's emancipation and the recruitment of women into the labour force in World War II / Ruth Pierson --
v. 2. -- 1. New France : les femmes favorisees / Jan Noel -- 2. Recording angels : the private chronicles of women from the maritime provinces of Canada, 1750-1950 / Margaret Conrad -- 3. The decline of women in Canadian Dairying / Majorie Griffin Cohen -- 4. Birth control and abortion in Canada, 1870-1920 / Angus McLaren -- The women Ontario welcomed : immigrant domestics for Ontario homes, 1870-1930 / Marilyn Barber -- 6. Changing relationships : nuns and feminists in Montreal, 1890-1925 / Marta Danylewycz -- 7. The peacock and the guinea hen : political profiles of Dorothy Gretchen Steeves and Grace MacInnis / Susan Walsh -- "Weaving it together" : life cycle and the industrial experience of female cotton workers in Quebec, 1910-1950 / Gail Cuthbert Brandt.