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The Slow Conquest of the Argentine Frontier: From the Subversive Gaucho through the Erasure of First Peoples to the Cold War Military Triumph over Antarctica

by Sheinin, David M. K.
Published in Journal of the Canadian Historical Association (2021)
“..., and military claims to Malvinas and Antarctica, territories that, unlike northern Argentine provinces, held...”

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Unlocking the ‘Eskimo Secret’: Defence Science in the Cold War Canadian Arctic, 1947–1954

by Wiseman, Matthew S.
Published in Journal of the Canadian Historical Association (2015)
“..., the Canadian defence establishment absorbed the research with the intent to apply the findings to military...”

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“Sharing the Halo”: Social and Professional Tensions in the Work of World War I Canadian Volunteer Nurses

by Quiney, Linda J.
Published in Journal of the Canadian Historical Association (1998)
“... assistants to trained nurses in the military hospitals, Canadian VADs confronted a complex mix of emotional...”

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Quadrilatère transatlantique : sources de légitimité politique de l’usage de la force militaire au Canada

by Massie, Justin
Published in International Journal of Canadian Studies (2008)
“... for the use of military force in Canada? Identifying the conditions that the Canadian political elite views...”

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Exploring Greenland: Science and Technology in Cold War Settings

by Heymann, Matthias, Knudsen, Henrik, Lolck, Maiken L., Nielsen, Henry, Nielsen, Kristian H., Ries, Christopher J.
Published in Scientia Canadensis (2010)
“..., oceanography, and others profited greatly from military interest. While Denmark maintained formal sovereignty...”

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A Model of Civilization: Imperial Projects, Indigenous Peoples, and “Domiciliation” in Upper Canada, 1784–1844

by Ince, Nathan
Published in Journal of the Canadian Historical Association (2023)
“... model of “domiciliation,” defined by military alliance, Indigenous autonomy, and the selective adoption...”

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A Border without Guards: First Nations and the Enforcement of National Space

by Hoy, Benjamin
Published in Journal of the Canadian Historical Association (2014)
“...During the mid-to-late nineteenth century, the American Civil War, Canadian Confederation...”

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Placing Colonial Ornithology : Imperial Ambiguities in Upper Canada, 1791- 1841

by Greer, Kirsten A.
Published in Scientia Canadensis (2008)
“.... Furthermore, British military officers, settlers, and tourists tapped into American scientific networks...”

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