PART VI: THE TRANSITIONAL YEARS, 1914-1945

Chapter 19: The Great War and Reconstruction, 1914-1921

• Robert Borden
• Versailles Peace Conference, 1919
• Arthur Currie, 1917
• One Who Is Pleased
• Vimy Ridge
• No Man's Land
• Robert Borden Introduces Conscription
• Bourassa Rejects Conscription
• No More Canadians for Overseas Service
• Wartime Elections Act, 1917
• The Causes of Labour Unrest, 1919
• Bolshevism in Winnipeg?

Chapter 20: Interwar Canada: Boom, Bust, and Reform

• Mackenzie King: Liberal Convention, 1919
• Arthur Meighan
• The Farmers' Platform, 1918
• Edwards et al. v. Attorney-General for Canada et al.
• The Impact of War and the Social Gospel
• Iroquois Indian Chief in Geneva Colourful Figure
• Indian High Chief Stalks Geneva Streets
• Forward For Maritime Rights!
• The Fight Goes On
• Justice for Nova Scotia
• Petition of August 27, 1927
• William Aberhart
• Statute of Westminster, 1931
• After the Quebec Elections
• Reviving Virility
• Holding Up Progress
• The Regina Manifesto
• Another Recruit
• The Original Platform of the Union Nationale

Chapter 21: Mass Consumer Society and the Search for Identity, 1919-1939

• How to Take Care of the Family
• The Canadian Mother's Book
• Indian Amendment Act, 1927
• Church Report Urges Both Sterilization and Birth Control
• Radio Commissioner Manager
• Restriciton of Immigration
• History as Guardian of Living Traditions

Chapter 22: Canada's World War, 1939-1945

• Don't Buy It
• We're In the Army Now
• King Explains the Introduction of Conscription
• French Canadians on Conscription
• Report and Recommendations of the Special Committee on Orientals in British Columbia
• Women's Army Corps, Stationed in a German Town
• CWACs Stationed in England