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Twists, Turning Points, and Tall Shoulders: Studying Canada and Feminist Family Histories
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Twists, Turning Points, and Tall Shoulders: Studying Canada and Feminist Family Histories
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| Abstract |
The New Zealand-born author reflects on how she became a feminist family historian of Quebec. The main themes she addressed in her research during her years living in Canada between the 1970s and 2014 were nineteenth century industrialization, widowhood in nineteenth century Montreal, and issues of property, marriage and inheritance in the nineteenth century British Empire.
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Canadian Historical Review
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Vol. 96
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no. 2
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257-285
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June 2015
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en
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| Citation |
Bradbury, Bettina. “Twists, Turning Points, and Tall Shoulders: Studying Canada and Feminist Family Histories.” Canadian Historical Review Vol. 96, no. 2 (June 2015): 257–285.
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