Alcoholic consumption was unproblematic and supposedly widespread in the Canadas in the early years of the nineteenth century, until temperance movements sought to eradicate it through moral suasion, shaming and regulations in the second quarter of the century. In Lower Canada, the 1849-1850 temperance crusade spearheaded by father Chiniquy, with the support of religious and lay authorities would have led to a rapid collapse in the importation, production and sale of alcohol and the closing of numerous taverns. Evidence from country general store account books suggest that Lower Canadians were already moderate drinkers at the beginning of the century and that their consumption was already declining before Chiniquy launched his crusade, and ...
The thesis seeks to steal only with a limited aspect of Engels' thesis on the relationship between d...
The First World War proved to be a powerful stimulus for the temperance movement in Canada. Temperan...
Europeans’ introduction of alcohol to indigenous North American societies has long been a controvers...
The resilience of nineteenth-century temperance societies as a cultural force in central Canada is a...
Douglas McCalla est historien, spécialiste d'histoire économique. Professeur à la Trent University (...
Travel accounts are an important source of information about eastern Canada during the period 1763-1...
Alcohol has exerted a staggering influence on the Canadian constitution. It was a prominent feature ...
This thesis provides a detailed examination of the change in public attitudes toward the control, o...
grantor: University of TorontoThe thesis presents the taverns of Upper Canada as orderly ...
The series of experiments carried out in the community of Saskatchewan is one of our most interestin...
In the nineteenth century, the tavern was an important institution in urban working-class life. Beca...
A significant change occurred in the spatial pattern of Ontario’s distilling industry during the sec...
This article examines the role of African Canadians in southern Ontario’s temperance movement and th...
This thesis is a history of cultural patterns which existed in Canada during the 1840s. In examining...
In common with other Canadian provinces, Alberta introduced a system of government liquor control to...
The thesis seeks to steal only with a limited aspect of Engels' thesis on the relationship between d...
The First World War proved to be a powerful stimulus for the temperance movement in Canada. Temperan...
Europeans’ introduction of alcohol to indigenous North American societies has long been a controvers...
The resilience of nineteenth-century temperance societies as a cultural force in central Canada is a...
Douglas McCalla est historien, spécialiste d'histoire économique. Professeur à la Trent University (...
Travel accounts are an important source of information about eastern Canada during the period 1763-1...
Alcohol has exerted a staggering influence on the Canadian constitution. It was a prominent feature ...
This thesis provides a detailed examination of the change in public attitudes toward the control, o...
grantor: University of TorontoThe thesis presents the taverns of Upper Canada as orderly ...
The series of experiments carried out in the community of Saskatchewan is one of our most interestin...
In the nineteenth century, the tavern was an important institution in urban working-class life. Beca...
A significant change occurred in the spatial pattern of Ontario’s distilling industry during the sec...
This article examines the role of African Canadians in southern Ontario’s temperance movement and th...
This thesis is a history of cultural patterns which existed in Canada during the 1840s. In examining...
In common with other Canadian provinces, Alberta introduced a system of government liquor control to...
The thesis seeks to steal only with a limited aspect of Engels' thesis on the relationship between d...
The First World War proved to be a powerful stimulus for the temperance movement in Canada. Temperan...
Europeans’ introduction of alcohol to indigenous North American societies has long been a controvers...