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European settlement and development in North America : in honour and memory of Andrew Hill Clark / edited by James R. Gibson.

Contributor(s): Clark, Andrew Hill, 1911-1975, Clark, Andrew Hill, 1911-1975 | Gibson, James R.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Folkestone, Eng. : Dawson, 1978Subject(s): Clark, Andrew Hill, 1911-1975. Clark, Andrew Hill, 1911-1975 | United States -- Historical geography. -- United States -- Historical geography | Canada -- Historical geography. -- Canada -- Historical geography | United States -- Colonization. -- United States -- Colonization | Canada -- Colonization. -- Canada -- ColonizationDDC classification: 970
Contents:
Meinig, D. W. Prologue.--Harris, R. C. The extension of France into rural Canada.--Gibson, J. R. Old Russia in the New World.--Mitchell, R. D. The formation of early American cultural regions.--Hilliard, S. B. Antebellum tidewater rice culture in South Carolina and Georgia.--Ray, A. J. The Hudson's Bay Company fur trade in the eighteenth century.--McQuillan, D. A. Territory and ethnic identity.--Ward, D. The early Victorian city in England and America.--Lemon, J. T. The weakness of place and community in early Pennsylvania.
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Bibliography: p. 224-228.

Meinig, D. W. Prologue.--Harris, R. C. The extension of France into rural Canada.--Gibson, J. R. Old Russia in the New World.--Mitchell, R. D. The formation of early American cultural regions.--Hilliard, S. B. Antebellum tidewater rice culture in South Carolina and Georgia.--Ray, A. J. The Hudson's Bay Company fur trade in the eighteenth century.--McQuillan, D. A. Territory and ethnic identity.--Ward, D. The early Victorian city in England and America.--Lemon, J. T. The weakness of place and community in early Pennsylvania.

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