The following series of entries, Research Trajectories, will highlight examples of emerging research stemming from our SSHRC research project. One of the key objectives of our project is to retrace the historical and geographical connections between British North America, Bermuda, and the West Indies in the nineteenth century.
Research Trajectory #1
Recently, team members Andrew Smith and Kirsten Greer published a piece on the links between British North America and the Caribbean by examining the 1866 British North American Trade Mission to the West Indies and Brazil, and ideas of Canadian identity prior to Confederation in 1867.
Andrew Smith & Kirsten Greer, “Monarchism, an Emerging Canadian Identity, and the 1866 British North American Trade Mission to the West Indies and Brazil,” The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 44, 2 (2016): 214-240
Reference: Smith & Greer 2016, p.228
Reference: Smith & Greer 2016, p.229
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