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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAPERS
Work in Mennonite Theological Perspective
JANIS THIESSEN
Sir Sanford Fleming and Presbyterian Worship
PETER BUSH
Negotiating the “Sacred Village”: Dietsche (Low German speaking) Mennonite Women in Southern Manitoba
TINA FEHR KEHLER
Reverend Henry Cochrane: “Excellent Native Preacher,” “Bad Example,” and “Innocent Victim of European Clerical Jealousy”
DEREK WHITEHOUSE-STRONG
The Canadian Experiment with Social Engineering: A Historical Case–The Mohawk Institute
WENDY FLETCHER
Going Mobile: The French-Canadian Immigrant and the European Attitude Towards Movement
TIMOTHY J.LEBEAU
Please Note
The following papers were presented to the Canadian Society of Church History, but were not made available for publication: Royden Loewen ( “Snow Drift, Dust Bowl, Rain Forest: A Comparative Mennonite Environmental History”); Gerry Ediger (“Extending Bridges, Erecting Barriers, Exploiting Language: Manitoba Mennonite Brethren in the 1950s”); John J. Friesen (“The Changing Face of Manitoba Mennonites, 1870s to the present”); Tim Foran (“Frontiere decatholicite: Oblates and the Fashioning of Ethnic Relations in Catholic Parishes of Southern Alberta, 1905-1924”); Brian Gobbett (“The Descent of Man: John William Dawson and the Mosaic Interpretation of the Prehistoric Past”); Denise Fuchs (“The Letters of John Macallum at the Red River Academy”); Roderick MacLeod (“Proving ‘Worthy of Advancement’: Class, Gender, and Changing Expectations of Secondary Schooling in Anglo-Protestant Montreal”); Timothy G.Pearson (“Grace and Good Works: Jesuit Mission Teaching in the Relations, 1632-1650”); Sachiyo Takashima (“Charles Samuel Eby and the effort to establish an Interdenominational University in Japan”); and the presidential address by Gordon Heath (“‘Citizens of that Mighty Empire’: Imperial Sentiment among Students at Wesley College, 1897-1902”).