Gerald Tulchinsky was professor emeritus of history at Queen's University and a leading scholar on Canadian Jewry.  Richard Menkis is an associate professor in the Departments of History and Classical, Near Eastern, and Religious Studies at the University of British Columbia. He is co-editor with Norman Ravvin of the Canadian Jewish Studies Reader.

• ContentsList of TablesIntroduction and AcknowledgementsReflectionsRichard Menkis, "Gerald Tulchinsky and the transformation of Canadian Jewish historiography"J.L. Granatstein, "Jerry Tulchinsky as contrarian"Essays in Canadian Jewish HistoryPart One: Historiographic EvaluationsRecent Developments in Canadian Jewish HistoriographyThe Contours of Canadian Jewish HistoryPart Two: Attitudes towards Jews and Judaism"Said to be a very honest Jew": the R. G. Dun credit reports and Jewish business activity in mid-nineteenth century MontrealGoldwin Smith: Victorian Canadian AntisemitePart Three: Sense of PlaceThe Third Solitude: A. M. Klein's Jewish Montreal, 1910-1950The Jewish Experience in OntarioPart Four: Religion and SocietyImmigration and Charity in the Montreal Jewish Community before 1890"Justice and Only Justice Thou Shalt Pursue": Considerations on the Social Voice of Canada's Reform RabbisPart Five: Politics and the Jewish CommunityClarence de Sola and Early Zionism in Canada, 1898-1920Ben Lappin's Reflections on May Day Celebrations in Toronto's Jewish QuarterFamily quarrel: Joe Salsberg, the 'Jewish' Question, and Canadian CommunismPart Six: Owners and Workers in the Needle TradesHidden Among the Smokestacks: Toronto's Clothing Industry, 1871-1901Nine Workers DiedBibliography of Works by Gerald TulchinskyIndex

Gerald Tulchinsky was professor emeritus of history at Queen's University and a leading scholar on Canadian Jewry.  Richard Menkis is an associate professor in the Departments of History and Classical, Near Eastern, and Religious Studies at the University of British Columbia. He is co-editor with Norman Ravvin of the Canadian Jewish Studies Reader.

• ContentsList of TablesIntroduction and AcknowledgementsReflectionsRichard Menkis, "Gerald Tulchinsky and the transformation of Canadian Jewish historiography"J.L. Granatstein, "Jerry Tulchinsky as contrarian"Essays in Canadian Jewish HistoryPart One: Historiographic EvaluationsRecent Developments in Canadian Jewish HistoriographyThe Contours of Canadian Jewish HistoryPart Two: Attitudes towards Jews and Judaism"Said to be a very honest Jew": the R. G. Dun credit reports and Jewish business activity in mid-nineteenth century MontrealGoldwin Smith: Victorian Canadian AntisemitePart Three: Sense of PlaceThe Third Solitude: A. M. Klein's Jewish Montreal, 1910-1950The Jewish Experience in OntarioPart Four: Religion and SocietyImmigration and Charity in the Montreal Jewish Community before 1890"Justice and Only Justice Thou Shalt Pursue": Considerations on the Social Voice of Canada's Reform RabbisPart Five: Politics and the Jewish CommunityClarence de Sola and Early Zionism in Canada, 1898-1920Ben Lappin's Reflections on May Day Celebrations in Toronto's Jewish QuarterFamily quarrel: Joe Salsberg, the 'Jewish' Question, and Canadian CommunismPart Six: Owners and Workers in the Needle TradesHidden Among the Smokestacks: Toronto's Clothing Industry, 1871-1901Nine Workers DiedBibliography of Works by Gerald TulchinskyIndex

Gerald Tulchinsky was professor emeritus of history at Queen's University and a leading scholar on Canadian Jewry.  Richard Menkis is an associate professor in the Departments of History and Classical, Near Eastern, and Religious Studies at the University of British Columbia. He is co-editor with Norman Ravvin of the Canadian Jewish Studies Reader.

• ContentsList of TablesIntroduction and AcknowledgementsReflectionsRichard Menkis, "Gerald Tulchinsky and the transformation of Canadian Jewish historiography"J.L. Granatstein, "Jerry Tulchinsky as contrarian"Essays in Canadian Jewish HistoryPart One: Historiographic EvaluationsRecent Developments in Canadian Jewish HistoriographyThe Contours of Canadian Jewish HistoryPart Two: Attitudes towards Jews and Judaism"Said to be a very honest Jew": the R. G. Dun credit reports and Jewish business activity in mid-nineteenth century MontrealGoldwin Smith: Victorian Canadian AntisemitePart Three: Sense of PlaceThe Third Solitude: A. M. Klein's Jewish Montreal, 1910-1950The Jewish Experience in OntarioPart Four: Religion and SocietyImmigration and Charity in the Montreal Jewish Community before 1890"Justice and Only Justice Thou Shalt Pursue": Considerations on the Social Voice of Canada's Reform RabbisPart Five: Politics and the Jewish CommunityClarence de Sola and Early Zionism in Canada, 1898-1920Ben Lappin's Reflections on May Day Celebrations in Toronto's Jewish QuarterFamily quarrel: Joe Salsberg, the 'Jewish' Question, and Canadian CommunismPart Six: Owners and Workers in the Needle TradesHidden Among the Smokestacks: Toronto's Clothing Industry, 1871-1901Nine Workers DiedBibliography of Works by Gerald TulchinskyIndex