1969
DOI: 10.7202/030704ar
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The Decline and Fall of the Empire of the St. Lawrence

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“…Porém, o espírito tory, no Canadá, nunca pôde ser plenamente alcançado. Faltava-lhe uma base Este debate será marcado por uma importante corrente de história econômica ilustrada, inicialmente, pelas obras de Creighton (1937) e de Innis (1930. Exaltando o papel do Canadá Central na estrutura econômica e política do país, estes autores contribuíram para uma tomada de consciência regionalista, a um sentimento de alienação no restante do país.…”
Section: O Momento Hierárquico E Imperialunclassified
“…Porém, o espírito tory, no Canadá, nunca pôde ser plenamente alcançado. Faltava-lhe uma base Este debate será marcado por uma importante corrente de história econômica ilustrada, inicialmente, pelas obras de Creighton (1937) e de Innis (1930. Exaltando o papel do Canadá Central na estrutura econômica e política do país, estes autores contribuíram para uma tomada de consciência regionalista, a um sentimento de alienação no restante do país.…”
Section: O Momento Hierárquico E Imperialunclassified
“…He defended a purely Canadian vision of the St. Lawrence to counter the advance of continentalist forces which, for their part, promoted the Seaway as conceived in collaboration with the United States, favouring a north-south axis (Macfarlane 2014). In an article published after the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway, Creighton hypothesized, moreover, that the developments that began in the 1920s literally led to the decline of Canada (Creighton 1969).…”
Section: The Seaway and The Laurentian Thesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…13 A few years later, in 1865, the United States administration of Andrew Johnson announced the abrogation of the Elgin-Marcy 14 treaty of commercial reciprocity between the British North American provinces and the United States. In response, the Canadian founding fathers sought to find more markets in anticipatipn of Confederation by sending a trade mission to the Caribbean, which visited Cuba on 17 March 1866, still under Spanish colonial rule but increasingly developing commercial and socio-cultural ties with the United States.…”
Section: An Overview Of Us-cuba Relations Vis-à-vis Canada-cuba Relmentioning
confidence: 99%