Canada and Newfoundland / by Carpenter, Frank G. 1855-1924

Subjects: “…Travel writing Canada.…”

Fashioning the Canadian landscape : essays on travel writing, tourism, and national identity in the pre-automobile era / by Little, J. I. 1947-

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Divided highways : road narrative and nationhood in Canada / by Macfarlane, Heather, 1968-

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Divided highways : road narrative and nationhood in Canada / by Macfarlane, Heather, 1968-

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Les voyages de Charles Morin : charpentier canadien-français / by Morin, Charles Napoleon, 1849-1922, Frenette, Yves, Martineau, France, 1960-

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Maps of difference : Canada, women, and travel / by Roy, Wendy, 1957-

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Far from home in early modern France : three women's stories / by Marie de l'Incarnation, mère, Saint, 1599-1672, Du Boccage, Madame 1710-1802, La Tour du Pin Gouvernet, Henriette Lucie Dillon, marquise de, 1770-1853

Subjects: “…Travelers' writings, French History and criticism.…”
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Through feminist eyes : essays on Canadian women's history / by Sangster, Joan, 1952-

Table of Contents: “…Constructing the 'Eskimo' wife : white women's travel writing, colonialism, and the Canadian North, 1940-1960 --…”
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Eastern encounters : Canadian women's writing about the East, 1867-1929 / by Ganz, Shoshannah, 1976-

Table of Contents: “…Howard Vincent and Ellen Agnes Bilbrough: Canadian travel writing about Japan, China, and India -- A fictional remembering of India? …”

Discrepant parallels : cultural implications of the Canada-US border / by Roberts, Gillian, 1976-

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Rethinking the Great White North : race, nature, and the historical geographies of whiteness in Canada /

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The culture of hunting in Canada /

Table of Contents: “…McCutcheon -- Hunting with Dad / Robert Sopuck -- Hunting stories / Peter Kulchyski -- The empire's Eden: British hunters, travel writing, and imperialism in nineteenth-century Canada / Greg Gillespie -- Powers of liveness: reading Hornaday's Camp-fires / Mark Simpson. pt. 2. …”
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