Graduate Theses in Canadian History and Related Subjects

GRADUATE THESES IN CANADIAN HISTORY AND RELATED SUBJECTS TheCANADIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW presents herewithitsthirtieth annuallistof graduate theses whicharein course of preparation or haverecently beencompleted. Included in thelistaretitlesnotonly in Canadianhistorybut alsoin suchrelatedsubjects as Canada's externalrelations, Canadianeconomics, law, and geography, and a selection ofhistorical titleswhichbearindirectly ratherthandirectly on Canadian history. Wewishtoexpress ourappreciation ofthegenerous co-operation which wehave received fromalargenumber ofuniversities throughout the Commonwealth, the United States,and Canada, in the compilation ofthisinformation. We shall beverygrateful tohave mistakes or omissions drawn to our attention. Theses for the Doctor's Degree BaUCEADKINSON, A.B. Pomona 1943; A.M. Princeton 1948. The British Commonwealth in southeast Asia. Princeton. D. ALcHuc% B.A.Queen's 1946;B.L.S.McGill1947;M.A. Michigan 1949.Charles de Beattharnois,1726-47. Toronto. Howasm K. AMMEaM•,N, S.B.Kentucky 1941;A.M. Chicago 1950;Ph.D. 1956. Canadian devaluation, 1949.Chicago. S.ANIm•C•rI, M.J. Poznan 1933;M.Sc.London 1950.Immigration of Orientals into Canada. McGill. D. G. ANGLrN, B.A.Toronto 1948;B.A.Oxford1950.Canadian policytowards international institutions,1939-50. Oxford. SAMUEL H. BARNES, B.A. Tulane 1952; M.A. Duke 1954. Ideologyof organized labor in Canada. Duke. MX•.TONF. B•,UEa,B.A. Western Ontario 1947; M.A. Toronto 1949. The Credit Union movement intheprovince ofQuebec. Chicago. R. N. BE•,TTm,B.A. BritishColumbia1939; M.A. Toronto 1946. The Grand Trunk Railway to 1867.Toronto. RUB•.N Caxa•. Bm.r•iN,B.A. Manitoba1958; M.A. Toronto1941. The development ofWinnipeg asametropolitan centre. Columbia. B.C. BmrdmTON, B.A.Acadia1952;M.A. 1954.Scottish emigration to BritishNorth America, 1857-52.Cambridge. W. F. Bowram, B.A.Alberta1930;LL.B. 1952;LL.M. Minnesota 1955.The Supreme Court of Canada. Yale. CaiND•.•.a B•GDON,B.A. Cambridge 1031;M.A. 1934.Canadian reactions to the foreign policy oftheUnited States intheperiod 1955-41. Rochester. Sister M. T•.m•s•, Aw_J• BtmK•, B.A. New Rochelle 1940; M.A. Columbia 1947. Anhistorical analysis oftheCanadian cabinet. Columbia. K.J.Ca•L•., B.A.Sydney 1950; M.A.1952; B.A.Cambridge 1954. Thedevelopment ofuniversity education intheBritish Empire, 1815-80. Cambridge. B. T. G. Cm•z•ao, B.A. SouthAfrica1952;M.A. Ottawa1955. The problemof partnership inaplural society. McGill. Low•.•.C. C•a•x, B.A.Queen's 1949;M.A. 1950.The eclipse of Canadian Conservatism ,1801-1001. Toronto. 257 258 THE CANADIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW I•IJI)OLPH SWAYNIg COMSTOCK, A,B. Kent State 1951; Ph.D. Ohio State 1956. The St.Lawrence Seaways project. OhioState. G. I•MSA¾Coo%B.A. Queen's 1954;M.A. 1956.Political ideasof J. w. Dafoe. Toronto. MotherMAVRE•.N P. CRONIN, A.B. SanFrancisco College1947;A.M. Starfiord 1955. Canada andtheNorthAtlanticTreatyOrganization. Stanford. H•am¾SnEa•AN C•ow•., B.A. Manitoba1947; M.A. Toronto1948. The state and economic life in Canada. Columbia. R. ST•tN•,•.¾ CVMMIN•, B.A. Dalhousie;M.A. McGill. The timber trade between GreatBritainandthe Canadian MaritimeProvinces, 1809-54.Ox[ord. WIL•,•M BANN'•.RMAN CUNNIN•nAM, B.A.Acadia1947;M.A. Brown1950.Compulsory conciliation andcollective bargaining.' TheNewBrunswick experience. Brown. R. C. DALTON,B.A. Bethel College 1949; M.A. Minnesota1950. The political influence oftheOrange Orderin Canada. Minnesota. G•-o, NT R. DAVY,B.A. WesternOntario;M.A. FletcherSchool. Canadian policyon disarmament 1945-55. Fletcher School. W. F. DAwsoN,B.A. Toronto1952; M.A. Queen's1955. The development of procedure intheHouse ofCommons ofCanada. Ox[ord• T•oMAs FLOW•.RS DIC•ZSON, A.B. Erskine 1947; M.A. South Carolina 1951. U.S. trade relationswith the BritishNorth Americancolonies,1815-30. SouthCarolina. Mu•mAY S. DONNELLY,B.A. Mount Allison 1940; M.A. Toronto 1946; Ph.D. 1957. Thegovernment ofManitoba. Toronto. E.G. DRAft, B.A. Saskatchewan1950; M.A. 1951. Walter Scott'scareer as Premier of Saskatchewan,1905-16. Toronto. WILLIAM MALCOLM DRUMMOND, B.A. Queen's1928; M.A. Toronto 1924; A.M. Harvard1951.Agricalture in Newfoundland. Harvard. W. J. EccL•s, B.A. McGill 1949;M.A. 1951.Frontenac and New France,1672-98. McGill. E•a•L B. EI•i•¾,B.A., B.D.; Th.D. Toronto1957. Congregational beginnings in the earlyCanarias. Toronto. G,•.oR•,•.R. ELLIOTT, B.A. Saskatchewan1929; M.A. Toronto 1947; Ph.D. 1957. Empireandenterprise...