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History and Medieval StudiesTable of ContentsHistory of Science 1History of Medicine 2History of Western Civilization 3Medieval Studies 4Readings in Medieval Civilizationsand CulturesRethinking the Middle AgesMedieval Academy Reprintsfor Teaching (MART)European History 14International Themes and Issues 16North American History 17US History 18Canadian History 19Canadian Women’s History 23Canadian Military History 24Themes in Canadian History 25Canadian Social History Series 26Index 28University of Toronto PressHigher Education DivisionThe aim at UTP Higher Education is topublish materials for course use thatare pedagogically valuable and thatcontribute to ongoing scholarship.Working as a division within UTP offersexciting opportunities to pursue thisgoal and to meet the changing needsof teaching and scholarship in NorthAmerica. The possibilities for rethinkinghow texts can be used in the classroom,along with new formats for their delivery,are endless, and UTP looks forwardto partnering with instructors andscholars in this innovative endeavour!UTP Higher Education acknowledges withthanks the assistance of Livres Canada Books.UTP Higher Education gratefully acknowledgesthe financial support of the Governmentof Canada through the Canada BookFund for our publishing activities.In planning or retooling a medieval history course, University of Toronto Press publications are invaluable in“ providing resources for students’ deeper understanding of the Middle Ages. Ranging from carefully selectedexcerpts to complete works, the various document collections and edited works are both learned andunderstandable.– Arlene Sindelar,”University of British ColumbiaAcademic books should not only be good, they should also look good and be affordable. The University of“ Toronto Press has mastered the art of academic publishing. In exemplifying the highest standards of academicpublishing, the University of Toronto Press is a hard act to follow.– Wendy Chan, Simon Fraser University ”

History oF sCienCeneW!A History of Science in Society: From Philosophy to Utility, Second EditionBY andrew ede & leSleY B. CorMaCK (Both at uniVerSitY oF alBerta)Spring 2012 7x9 paper 480pp 978-1-4426-0446-9 US & CDN $49.95This bestselling overview traces the history of science through its continuallychanging place in society and explores the links between the pursuit of knowledgeand the desire to make that knowledge useful. For the new edition, theauthors have reorganized several chapters and added a new chapter on scienceand war. The coverage of women in science is improved, and a new section onclimate change now rounds out the end of the book.Other new features include timelines at the start of each chapter, new illustrations, and newmaps—including maps of Renaissance Europe, Cook’s voyages, the voyage of the HMS Beagle,and the First World War European theatre.C o n t e n t s :Introduction1. The Origins of Natural Philosophy2. The Roman Era and the Rise of Islam3. The Revival of Natural Philosophy inWestern Europe4. Science in the Renaissance: The Courtly Philosophy5. The Scientific Revolution: Contested Territory6. The Enlightenment and Enterprise7. Science and Empire8. Entering the Atomic Age9. Science and War10. The Death of Certainty11. 1957: The Year the World Became a Planet12. Man on the Moon, Microwave in the Kitchen13. New Frontiers: Science and Choice in theNew Millenniumalso availaBle in a tWo-voluMe ForMat:neW!Volume I:From the Ancient Greeks through NewtonSpring 2012 7x9 paper 208pp 978-1-4426-0449-0US & CDN $34.95neW!Volume II:From Newton to the PresentSpring 2012 7x9 paper 336pp 978-1-4426-0452-0US & CDN $34.95A History of Science in Society: A Readeredited BY andrew ede & leSleY B. CorMaCK2007 7x9 paper 470pp 978-1-5511-1770-6 US & CDN $49.95“The scope and diversity of this volume will greatly enrich history of science courses byallowing students to engage easily and comparatively with texts.”– Leah DeVun, Texas A&M UniversityEde and Cormack’s Reader presents a collection of primary source documentsin the history of science spanning from Plato, Aristotle, andLucretius to UNESCO’s Universal Declaration on the Human Genome andHuman Rights.s P e C i a l C o M B i n e d P r i C e :A History of Science in Society: From Philosophy to Utility may be ordered together with A Historyof Science in Society: A Reader at a special discounted price. For more information, please contactrequests@utphighereducation.com.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 1

XXXXX History oF MediCineHistory of Medicine: A ScandalouslyShort Introduction, Second EditionBY JaCalYn duFFin (Queen’S uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 496pp 978-0-8020-9556-5US & CDN $35.00Organized conceptuallyaround the major fields ofmedical endeavour, suchas anatomy, pharmacology,obstetrics, psychiatry,and public health, thesecond edition is greatlyexpanded to include sectionson bioethics, forensics,genetics, reproductivetechnology, clinical trials, and outbreaksof BSE, West Nile Virus, SARS, and anthrax.Contents1. Introduction: Heroes and Villains in the Historyof Medicine2. The Fabricated Body: History of Anatomy3. Interrogating Life: History of Physiology4. Science of Suffering: History of Pathology5. First Do No Harm: History of Treatment,Pharmacology, and Pharmaceuticals6. On Becoming and Being a Doctor: Education,Licensing, Payment, and Bioethics7. Plagues and Peoples: Epidemic Diseases in History8. Why Is Blood Special? Changing Concepts ofa Vital Humour9. Technology and Disease: Stethoscopes, Hospitals,and Other Gadgets10. Work of the Hand: History of Surgery11. Women’s Medicine and Medicine’s Women:History of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women12. Wrestling with Demons: History of Psychiatry13. No Baby, No Nation: History of Pediatrics14. A Many-Faceted Gem: Decline and Rebirth ofFamily Medicine15. When the Patient Is Plural: Public andInternational Health16. Sleuthing and Science: How to Researcha Question in Medical HistoryMedieval Medicine: A Readeredited BY Faith walliS (MCGill uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 563pp 978-1-4426-0103-1US & CDN $42.95reCently puBlisHed!The Making of Modern Medicine:Turning Points in the Treatmentof DiseaseBY MiChael BliSS (uniVerSitY oF toronto)2011 6x9 cloth 112pp 978-1-4426-4175-4CDN $21.95(Available in the US through U of Chicago Press)The Making of ModernMedicine exploresthe foundations ofmedicine throughthree case studiesthat elucidate turningpoints in the evolutionof health care:the last great epidemicof smallpox in theWestern world; the scientific, researchbasedapproach to disease of WilliamOsler; and the discovery of insulin.Prescribed Norms: Women and Healthin Canada and the United Statessince 1800BY CherYl KraSniCK warSh(VanCouVer iSland uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 316pp 978-1-4426-0061-4US & CDN $35.95“No one but Warsh could be so compelling in explainingwhy girls and women of every age and in everycommunity should have the power to control their ownbodies. We owe her a debt of thanks.”– Veronica Strong-Boag, University of British ColumbiaThe History of Sexuality Sourcebookedited BY Mathew KueFler (SandieGo State uniVerSitY)2007 7x9 paper 455pp 978-1-5511-1738-6US & CDN $45.95A truly global collection of historicaldocuments spanning from prehistoricart to the AIDS pandemic, The History ofSexuality Sourcebook provides studentswith a stimulating array of documentsrelating to all aspects of sexuality.2 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

History oF Western CiviliZationThe Shaping of Western Civilization:From Antiquity to the EnlightenmentBY MiChael BurGer (auBurnuniVerSitY at MontGoMerY)2008 7x9 paper 300pp 978-1-5511-1432-3US & CDN $38.95Unlike many longerand more expensiveintroductory texts, TheShaping of WesternCivilization is a short,interpretive, and coherentoverview of thehistory of Westerncivilization from theancient Near East tolate eighteenth-century Europe and America.Michael Burger’s skills as both writer andsynthesizer enable students to see connectionsacross time and to witness how theWest’s past moulds its present. Burger alsoprovides an excellent model for students ofhow the evidence of primary sources canbe incorporated into an overall narrative.Maps, timelines, black and white illustrations,figures, notes on references, and asection on further reading are all included.C o n t e n t s :1. Foundations: The Ancient Near East2. The Greeks: Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic3. Rome: From Republic to Empire4. Rome’s Fall? Late Antiquity and the EarlyMiddle Ages5. The High and Late Middle Ages6. The Early Modern West I: The Reformation, theGreat Consolidation, and the End of Christendom7. The Early Modern West II: Science, Society, andthe State8. Conclusion: The Shaping of Western Civilizations P e C i a l C o M B i n e d P r i C e :The Shaping of Western Civilizationmay be ordered together with Sourcesfor the History of Western Civilization:Volume I at a special discounted price.For more information, please contactrequests@utphighereducation.com.Sources for the History ofWestern Civilizationedited BY MiChael BurGerCommentariesVolume I2002 7.75x9.25 paper 728pp978-1-5511-1326-5US & CDN $49.95Volume II2002 7.75x9.25 paper 688pp978-1-5511-1328-9US & CDN $49.95(Not available in theUK or Australia)2003 6x9 paper 195pp 978-1-5511-1541-2“Michael Burger’s selections are exceptionally wellchosen. The short introductions offer just the rightamount of information without dictating what to think,and the Commentaries make the reader invaluable toinstructors. All in all, this is a terrific reader. It has allthe virtues and none of the problems of other readerson the market.” – Robin Fleming, Boston CollegeThis two-volume collection documentsthe history of the West and reflects onthe ongoing reassessment of the canonicaltexts of Western history. It uses completetexts whenever possible—includingthe entire Symposium, Einhard’s Lifeof Charlemagne, and The CommunistManifesto—and substantial excerpts oflonger works. Women are well representedand Western civilization is placed withinworld history by the inclusion of materialsfrom the Near East, the Americas, and Asia.A free volume for instructors, Commentaries,is available with both Volume I and Volume II.This instructor’s manual contains questions forstudents and advanced analyses on each reading’srelationship to broader historical themes.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 3

Medieval studiesneW!The Middle Ages in Texts and Texture: Reflections on Medieval SourcesBY JaSon Glenn (uniVerSitY oF Southern CaliFornia)Fall 2011 6x9 paper 368pp 978-1-4426-0490-2 US & CDN $32.95“In this volume, experienced scholar-teachers address the greatest primary-source hitsof the medieval syllabus. Anyone who teaches such a course will find here fresh readings offamiliar texts, as well as reasons to start working with some unfamiliar ones. And read coverto cover, the collection provides for any reader a novel and kaleidoscopic view ofthe medieval millennium.”– Adam J. Kosto, Columbia UniversityC o n t e n t s :1. Hearing Voices in Late Antiquity: An Aural Approachto Augustine’s ConfessionsWilliam North2. Confessor Saints and the Origins of Monasticism:The Lives of Saints Antony and MartinList italic3. The Barbarian Ethos: The Germania, Beowulf, andthe Life of Saint BonifaceJudith Beall4. The Written World of Gregory of ToursSam Collins5. Two Lives of Saint RadegundJason Glenn6. The Avenging Abbot: Gregory the Great and HisLife of Saint BenedictCarole Straw7. Crime and Punishment: Anglo-Saxon Law CodesKathleen Casey8. Conversion, Miracles, and the Creation of a Peoplein Bede’s Ecclesiastical HistoryJay Rubenstein9. Between Two Empires: Einhard and His Charlesthe GreatJason Glenn10. Divine Lessons in an Imperfect World: Bernard ofAngers and The Book of Sainte Foy’s MiraclesKathleen Stewart Fung11. William of Poitiers Talks about WarJay Rubenstein12. Epic Values: The Song of RolandSusan P. Millinger13. Galbert of Bruges: The Notary as PoetLawrence R. Jannuzzi14. Odo of Deuil’s The Journey of Louis VII to the EastRudi Paul Lindner15. Encountering the CidHelen Nader16. Wondrous Crusade Encounters:Usamah ibn Munqidh’s Book ofLearning by ExampleAdnan Husain17. Between History and Literature: Chrétien deTroyes’s Lancelot and Marie de France’s LaisAmy G. Remensnyder18. Walter Daniel’s Life of Aelred of RievaulxKatherine Christensen19. Richard of Devizes: The Monk Who Forgot to beMedievalNancy Partner20. Mission to Crusade: Friar William of Rubruck’sJourney to the MongolsAdnan Husain21. Saint Francis and Salimbene de Adam: TheFranciscan Experience of FamilyVictoria M. Morse22. Cities and Kingship in the Medieval West: Joinville’sLouis IX and ParisJohn Tuthill23. The Virgin and the King: Alfonso X’s Cantigas deSanta MaríaAmy G. Remensnyder24. Moving the Masses: Cola di Rienzo, the AnonimoRomano, and the Roman CrowdJennifer A. Heindl25. Christine de Pizan on Gossip, Misogyny, andPossibilityDallas G. Denery II26. Why Margery Kempe is Annoying and Why WeShould CareClementine Oliver4 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

Medieval studiesneW!Medieval Military Technology,Second EditionBY KellY deVrieS (loYolaColleGe) & roBert SMithSpring 2012 6x9 paper 352pp 978-1-4426-0497-1US & CDN $34.95First published in 1992,Medieval MilitaryTechnology has becomethe definitive bookin its field, garneringmuch praise and alarge readership. Thisthorough update of aclassic book, regardedas both an excellentoverview and an important piece ofscholarship, includes fully revised content,new sections on the use of horses, handguns,incendiary weapons, and siegeengines, and eighteen new illustrations.C o n t e n t s :1. Arms and ArmorArmsArmorHorsesIndustry and Trade2. ArtilleryNon-gunpowder ArtilleryGunpowder WeaponsIncendiariesSiege Engines3. FortificationsEarly Medieval FortificationsThe Motte and Bailey CastleStone CastlesUrban Fortification and Fortified Residences4. WarshipsThe Muslim NavyThe VikingsWilliam the Conqueror’s FleetThe CrusadesThe Thirteenth CenturyThe Fourteenth and Fifteenth CenturiesSacred Violence: The EuropeanCrusades to the Middle East,1095-1396BY Jill n. ClaSter (new YorK uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 356pp 978-1-4426-0060-7US & CDN $29.95“Sacred Violence offers thereader a cogent narrativehistory of the crusades basedon the latest research. In herrecounting of events from theperspective of the Latin West,the Muslim East, the ChristianEast, as well as the Jewishcommunities caught in thecrossfire, Claster interrogatesthe ideological basis of the concepts of holy war andjihad in Christianity and Islam.”– Ross Brann, Cornell UniversitySacred Violence introduces students to thecenturies of warfare between Christiansand Muslims for control of the Holy City ofJerusalem and for the most desired landsin the Middle East. It begins with the FirstCrusade and closes in 1396, the year ofthe Battle of Nicopolis, which ushered in anew and very different era in the relationsbetween Europe and the Middle East.The Crusades: A Readeredited BY S.J. allen & eMilie aMt(Both at hood ColleGe)2003 6x9 paper 430pp 978-1-4426-0002-7US & CDN $42.95s P e C i a l C o M B i n e d P r i C e :Sacred Violence: The European Crusadesto the Middle East, 1095-1396 may beordered together with The Crusades:A Reader at a special discounted price.For more information, please contactrequests@utphighereducation.com.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 5

Medieval studiesA Short History of the Middle Ages,Third EditionBY BarBara h. roSenwein (loYolauniVerSitY ChiCaGo)2009 7.75x9.25 paper 399pp 978-1-4426-0104-8US & CDN $47.95“Elegantly written and beautifully produced, A ShortHistory of the Middle Ages is a treat for teachers andstudents alike. Clear and concise, the volume offers afresh approach to the history of medieval Europe andblends exciting new analysis with careful fidelity to thesources. Rosenwein is a masterful storyteller; her bookwill inspire and delight.”– Fiona Griffiths, New York UniversityA Short History ofthe Middle Ages hasestablished itself asan excellent, affordable,succinct narrativeoverview ofmedieval history fromc.300 to c.1500. Eachchapter covers a“slice of time,” integrating culture, politics,art, economics, and social issues throughout.The book is unique for its survey ofEuropean history both on its own terms andin the context of the Islamic world and theByzantine, Mongol, and Ottoman empires.also availaBle in at W o - v o l u M e F o r M at:Volume I:From c.300 to c.11502009 7.75x9.25 paper 255pp 978-1-4426-0122-2US & CDN $37.95Volume II:From c.900 to c.15002009 7.75x9.25 paper 389pp 978-1-4426-0123-9US & CDN $37.95Reading the Middle Ages:Sources from Europe, Byzantium, andthe Islamic Worldedited BY BarBara h. roSenwein2006 7.75x9.25 paper 594pp 978-1-5511-1693-8US & CDN $54.95“This is a vision of medieval history for the twenty-firstcentury.” – Claudia Rapp, UCLA“In this immensely satisfying collection, ProfessorRosenwein has put together a body of sources that talkto each other on many different levels. Islam andByzantium join Latin Christendom as full partners inthese conversations, and canonical texts likewise rubshoulders with delightfully fresh newcomers.”– Daniel Lord Smail, Harvard UniversityThis unique edited collectionof documentsand readings isdesigned to accompanyBarbara H. Rosenwein’shighly acclaimed overviewtext, A ShortHistory of the MiddleAges. Spanning theperiod from c.300 to c.1500, it incorporatesin a systematic fashion Islamic and Byzantinematerials alongside Western readings.also availaBle in at W o - v o l u M e F o r M at:Volume I:From c.300 to c.11502007 7.75x9.25 paper 354pp 978-1-5511-1695-2US & CDN $34.95Volume II:From c.900 to c.15002007 7.75x9.25 paper 387pp 978-1-5511-1696-9US & CDN $34.95o N l i N e :Students who wish to test their knowledgeof each chapter will find study questionsat www.rosenweinshorthistory.com.The website also reproduces the maps,genealogies, lists of popes and emperors,and glossary found in the book.s P e C i a l C o M B i n e d P r i C e :Reading the Middle Ages may be orderedtogether with A Short History of theMiddle Ages at a special discounted price.For more information, please contactrequests@utphighereducation.com.6 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

Medieval studies XXXXXXXXXXreCently puBlisHed!Readings in Medieval History,Fourth Editionedited BY PatriCK J. GearY (uniVerSitYoF CaliFornia, loS anGeleS)2010 7x9 paper 812pp 978-1-44260-120-8US & CDN $59.95“Instructors of medieval history are fortunate to have attheir disposal a new edition of the best selection ofmedieval primary sources in English translationavailable today. The documents allow us, the teachers,and more importantly, our students, the freedom toread in depth, select, and analyze—to practice historyat its best, right in the classroom.” – Piotr Gorecki,University of California, Riverside“The best collection of medieval documents in print.”– A.J. Andrea, University of VermontFor the fourth edition,Patrick J. Geary incorporatesmore bibliographicalinformationinto the introductionsto the readings. Fivenew texts are includedto better reflect legal,religious, Polish, andwomen’s history. A glossary is providedto help with unfamiliar terms. For studentswho want to dig deeper into the primarysources, secondary readings about the primarysources are listed.also availaBle in at W o - v o l u M e F o r M at:Volume I:The Early Middle Ages2010 7x9 paper 352pp978-1-4426-0116-1US & CDN $37.95Volume II:The Later Middle Ages2010 7x9 paper 504pp978-1-4426-0117-8US & CDN $37.95CustoM PuBlisHinGFor Medieval History CoursesThe Higher Education Division of theUniversity of Toronto Press is pleasedto custom publish a wide range ofits primary source documents.Our goal is to provide instructorswith all the materials necessary forteaching medieval history—from coretexts to supplementary materials—inboth print and digital formats.If you are an instructor who is interestedin providing your students withoriginal source documents that arewell-introduced, clearly translated, andeasy to read, consider working with usto create your ideal course materials!WHAT IS AVAILABLE?We are currently offering approximately2,000 individual primary sourcedocuments for inclusion in custompublications.In addition to these source documents,which are drawn from ourmany popular readers, we can workwith you to take material from virtuallyany UTP book for course use.PRINT OR DIGITAL?We are now able to offer bothprint and digital formats:Printed course materials are soldthrough your university bookstore,similar to the way books are sold.Digital course materials are madeavailable on the Symtext platform(www.symtext.com), which studentscan access on a computer or iPad.For more information about custompublishing please contactrequests@utphighereducation.com.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 7

Medieval studiesreadinGs in Medieval CiviliZations and CulturesSerieS editor: Paul edward dutton“Readings in Medieval Civilizations and Cultures is inmy opinion the most useful series being publishedtoday.”–William C. Jordan, Princeton UniversityI – Carolingian Civilization:A Reader, Second Editionedited BY Paul edward dutton(SiMon FraSer uniVerSitY)2004 6x9 paper 549pp 978-1-5511-1492-7US & CDN $42.95“Paul Dutton’s CarolingianCivilization has revolutionized theteaching of 8th- and 9th-centurywestern European history.”– Sarah Foot, University of SheffieldAmong the material uniqueto this edition are Rimbert’sLife of Anskar, Ratramnus’s study of the headed men, the monk Bernard’s JourneydogtoJerusalem, new specimens of popularbeliefs, Audradus Modicus’s complete Bookof Revelations, and maps and illustrations.II – Medieval Popular Religion,1000-1500: A Reader, Second Editionedited BY John ShinnerS (St.MarY’S ColleGe, notre daMe)2006 6x9 paper 556pp 978-1-4426-0106-2US & CDN $42.95This reader includes suchilluminating and rarelytranslated documents asthe fifteenth-century Artof Dying Well, excerptsabout magical practices,miracles recorded at thetomb of Thomas Becket,various accounts of the Children’sCrusade, an account of the Black Deathin Tournai, Margery Kempe’s pilgrimageto Jerusalem, and records of heresy trials.III – Charlemagne’s Courtier:The Complete EinhardtranSlated & edited BY Paul edward dutton1998 6x9 paper 199pp 978-1-4426-0112-3US & CDN $24.95“This is the first really completeEinhard. The intriguing personalityof the biographer of Charlemagneemerges in all its complexity.Dutton assembles all his works andletters in a new and sensitivetranslation that is necessary forbeginners and helpful for scholars.”– Johannes Fried, University of FrankfurtIV – Medieval Saints: A Readeredited BY MarY-ann StouCK(SiMon FraSer uniVerSitY)1998 6x9 paper 637pp 978-1-4426-0101-7US & CDN $44.95“This is a collection remarkable bothfor its range and for its respect forthe richness of the texts. Through itthe reader will be able to trace themany layers of meaning of a centralelement of Christianity for a periodof well over a millennium.”– Peter Brown, Princeton UniversityV – From Roman to Merovingian Gaul:A ReadertranSlated & edited BY aleXanderCallander MurraY (uniVerSitY oF toronto)1999 6x9 paper 679pp 978-1-4426-0095-9US & CDN $44.95“Nowhere in the western part of the Roman Empire wascontinuity from classical antiquity to the Middle Agesso sustained and observable as in Gaul. The sourcesgathered here provide an engrossing, inspiring, andreadable record of a decisive historical period.”– Walter Goffart, University of Toronto8 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

Medieval studiesreadinGs in Medieval CiviliZations and CulturesVI – Medieval England, 1000-1500:A Readeredited BY eMilie aMt (hood ColleGe)2000 6x9 paper 501pp 978-1-4426-0006-5US & CDN $42.95“All teachers will be grateful for thehelp this useful collectionprovides.”– Maryanne Kowaleski,Fordham UniversityThis anthology bringstogether documents andnarratives illustrative ofthe political, social, economic, and culturalhistory of England during the MiddleAges. Along with classic texts, such as theDomesday Book and Magna Carta, thecollection also contains materials on lessfrequently addressed topics, such as thepersecution of Jews, and the writings ofa number of women, such as MargeryKempe and Queen Isabella of Angoulême.VII – Love, Marriage, and Family inthe Middle Ages: A Readeredited BY JaCQueline MurraY(uniVerSitY oF GuelPh)2001 6x9 paper 524pp 978-1-5511-1104-9US & CDN $42.95While much of what itmeans to be in love, or tomarry, or to be part of afamily has remained consistentover the past twomillennia, dramatic changeshave also taken place.Love, Marriage, and Familyin the Middle Ages provides students witha vivid sense of what these issues, whichmake up so much of daily life, meant tothose in the Middle Ages. It is a valuableaddition to the field of medieval social historyand indispensable for the classroom.VIII – The Crusades: A Readeredited BY S.J. allen & eMilie aMt(Both at hood ColleGe)2003 6x9 paper 430pp 978-1-4426-0002-7US & CDN $42.95“This collection of translated sourcesis one of the most comprehensiveyet assembled. It includesdocuments from theatres-of-warthat are often ignored such as Spain,the Baltic region, and the interior ofWestern Europe. It is to berecommended.”– Jonathan Riley-Smith, University of CambridgeThis popular reader brings together anunprecedented range of primary sourcetexts. Of special note are the non-Christian materials—Muslim and Jewishsources—included along with standardEuropean Christian texts. Ideological,economic, social, and cultural issuesare covered along with the more standardmilitary and political concerns.IX – The Annals of Flodoard of Reims,919-966tranSlated & edited BY Bernard S. BaChraCh(uniVerSitY oF MinneSota) & SteVen FanninG(uniVerSitY oF illinoiS at ChiCaGo)2004 6x9 paper 120pp 978-1-4426-0001-0US & CDN $27.95“This is a welcome addition to anexcellent series. Flodoard’scontemporary narrative is crammedwith information about westFrankish politics in the tenth century,the expansionist raids of theNorthmen of the Loire and Seine,and ecclesiastical affairs of Reimsitself. The editors make this important and hithertoneglected text accessible for the first time in anadmirably clear translation.”– Rosamond McKitterick, University of CambridgeFor more information, visit utppublishing.com 9

Medieval studiesreadinGs in Medieval CiviliZations and CulturesX – Gregory of ToursThe MerovingianstranSlated & edited BY aleXanderCallander MurraY (uniVerSitY oF toronto)2005 6x9 paper 282pp 978-1-5511-1523-8US & CDN $27.95Gregory of Tours was asixth-century bishop whose10-book Histories (oftencalled the History of theFranks) gives a detailedaccount of the contemporaryMerovingian kings. Thisselected, new translationshortens the original work to focus on thepolitical world—secular and ecclesiastical—ofGregory of Tours. It also provides anup-to-date guide to reading the bishop’sfascinating, if sometimes difficult account.XI – Medieval Towns: A Readeredited BY MarYanne KowaleSKi(FordhaM uniVerSitY)2006 6x9 paper 406pp 978-1-4426-0091-1US & CDN $42.95“Medieval Towns will become a standard sourcebook.The sources chosen are representative of their type andwell edited. They range widely, covering politics,economics, social life, and culture. Never have so manysources been collected in so accessible and intelligentlyedited a volume.”– Martha Howell, Columbia UniversityThis exciting collection ofdocuments gives a sharptaste of everyday life ina medieval town. Townsfrom Spain to Germanyto Russia are covered,while the focus is on themore urbanized regionsof medieval Europe, particularly Italy, theLow Countries, France, and England.XII – A Short Reader of Medieval Saintsedited BY MarY-ann StouCK(SiMon FraSer uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 191pp 978-1-4426-0094-2US & CDN $26.95“For the most part presented intheir entirety, the texts range fromaccounts of torture and trials todescriptions of virtues and visions.The book fills a particular needwith an elegant sufficiency.”– Cynthia J. Hahn, Hunter College /The Graduate Center, CUNYThis short reader includes selectionsfrom Stouck’s longer volume, MedievalSaints, along with new material. It isdesigned to briefly introduce studentsto many of the most famous and representativesaints of the age, and canbe used to supplement other texts ina more general medieval history course.XIII – Vengeance in Medieval Europe:A Readeredited BY daniel lord SMail & KellYGiBSon (Both at harVard uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 496pp 978-1-4426-0126-0US & CDN $42.95“This rich collection explores one ofthe most critical and complexaspects of medieval socialrelations: violence andpeacemaking. It goes far beyondmost ‘readers’ to provide largeextracts of basic legal and religioustexts, chronicles, saints’ lives,and—most remarkably—extracts from manuscriptarchival court documents of the later Middle Ages. Itwill be an inexhaustible resource for teachers, students,and researchers. The history of vengeance will never bethe same.”– Fredric L. Cheyette, Amherst College10 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

Medieval studiesreadinGs in Medieval CiviliZations and CulturesXIV – The Viking Age: A Readeredited BY anGuS a. SoMerVille & r. andrewMCdonald (Both at BroCK uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 503pp 978-1-4426-0148-2US & CDN $42.95“The most comprehensive reader to have beenpublished so far, The Viking Age is a most welcomecontribution for students of the Viking period.The editors are to be commended.”– Stefan Brink, University of AberdeenThe diversity of theViking world is mirroredby the range and varietyof the documents presentedin this comprehensivenew reader. Allof the Norse material isnewly translated, andbrief introductionscontextualize the translations while stillallowing them to speak for themselves.XV – Medieval Medicine: A Readeredited BY Faith walliS (MCGill uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 563pp 978-1-4426-0103-1US & CDN $42.95“Medieval Medicine presents awelcome collection of primarysources on the theories andpractices of medicine in medievalEurope and the Mediterranean.With helpful introductions thatcome from long experienceteaching on the subject, FaithWallis’s collection will be a boonto any teacher or student engaging for the first timewith medieval European medical history.”– Monica Green, Arizona State UniversityneW!XVI – Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages:A Readeredited BY Brett edward whalen (uniVerSitYoF north Carolina at ChaPel hill)Fall 2011 6x9 paper 448pp 978-1-4426-0199-4US & CDN $42.95The source documents inPilgrimage in the MiddleAges illustrate the farreachingsignificance andconsequences of pilgrimagefor medieval culture,society, economics, politics,and spirituality. Thecollection showcases theways in which pilgrimagesinspired and shaped the experiencesof commoners and nobles, men and women,clergy and laity for over one thousand years.Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages focuseson sites within Europe and beyond itsborders, including the holy places ofJerusalem. In addition, it includes documentsthat shed light upon EasternChristian, Jewish, and Islamic pilgrimages.By revealing the changing face of pilgrimageover the years, the reader offers awindow onto broader trends, shifts, andtransformations in the Middle Ages.C o n t e n t s :1. The Origins of Christian Pilgrimage2. Saints, Travelers, and Sacred Spaces in the EarlyMedieval West3. Jerusalem and the Holy Places under Islamic Rule4. Pilgrimage Before and After the Millennium5. Pilgrimage and Holy War6. Pilgrimage and Medieval Society7. Pilgrimage and the Wider World8. Pilgrimage and Piety in the Late Middle AgesFor more information, visit utppublishing.com 11

MEDIEVAL STUDIESANNOUNCING A NEW BOOK SERIES!COMPANIONS IN MEDIEVAL STUDIESSeries Editor: Paul Edward DuttonOur new Companions in MedievalStudies Series features short books thatwill provide students and instructorswith essential historical informationabout a topic in medieval studies.The books are designed to serve asgeneral introductions to importantsubjects covered in many college anduniversity undergraduate classrooms.The books may accompany and complementthe source books that appear inour very popular Readings in MedievalCivilizations and Cultures Series and/oract as handy reference books on a topicas students and instructors make theirway through courses.Each companion contains useful pedagogicaltools such as maps, reading lists,key terms, lists of important historicalfigures, and chronologies.Paul Edward Dutton, the editor ofthe widely acclaimed Readings inMedieval Civilizations and CulturesSeries as well as the Rethinking theMiddle Ages Series, will overseethis new and exciting pedagogicalseries in medieval studies.FORTHCOMING IN 2012:The Viking Age:A Short IntroductionBY ANGUS A. SOMERVILLE & R. ANDREWMCDONALD (BOTH AT BROCK UNIVERSITY)Medieval Medicine:A Short IntroductionBY FAITH WALLIS (MCGILL UNIVERSITY)RETHINKING THE MIDDLE AGESSeries Editors: Paul EdwardDutton & John ShinnersRethinking the Middle Ages is a seriescommitted to re-examining the Middle Ages—itsthemes, institutions, people, and events—withshort studies that invite readers to thinkabout that era in new and unusual ways.Seeing Medieval ArtBY HERBERT L. KESSLER (JOHNSHOPKINS UNIVERSITY)2004 6.5x8.5 paper 256pp 978-1-5511-1535-1US & CDN $29.95How did medieval people see art? Howwas it made, paid for, used? Why was itnecessary to social activities as well as toarchitecture and books? With 54 plates,Seeing Medieval Art examines the functionsand developments of medieval art.The Story of a Great Medieval Book:Peter Lombard’s SentencesBY PHILIPP W. ROSEMANN(UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS)2007 6.5x8.5 paper 248pp 978-1-5511-1718-8US & CDN $29.95Rethinking the School of ChartresBY EDOUARD JEAUNEAU (PONTIFICALINSTITUTE OF TORONTO & CENTRE NATIONALDE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE, PARIS)TRANSLATED BY CLAUDE PAUL DESMARAIS(UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-OKANAGAN)2009 6.5x8.5 paper 135pp 978-1-4426-0007-2US & CDN $24.95In this brief essay, esteemed medievalhistorian Edouard Jeauneau examinesa much-debated question in medievalintellectual history: did the famous“School of Chartres” actually exist?12 History and Medieval Studies Fall 2011 | Spring 2012

Medieval studiesMedieval aCadeMy rePrintsFor teaCHinG (Mart)The books in this series are specially selectedand designed to keep in print the verybest medieval scholarship and translation,modestly priced for student use.Medieval Families: Perspectives onMarriage, Household, and Childrenedited BY Carol neel2004 6x9 paper 430pp 978-0-8020-8458-3US & CDN $36.00This collection of essays focuses on thestructures, social functions, and emotionalcharacteristics of families in the Middle Ages.The Crisis of Church and State1050-1300BY Brian tierneY2002 6x9 paper 210pp 978-0-8020-6701-2US & CDN $21.95This text interprets the major documentsof the centuries-long struggle betweenkings and popes of medieval Europe overthe separation of church and state.Mission to Asiaedited BY ChriStoPher dawSon1998 6x9 paper 246pp 978-0-8020-6436-3US & CDN $24.95(Available in North America only)This text includes narratives by Franciscanssent to Central and East Asia in a heroic butfailed attempt to maintain contact withChristians there and convert the Mongols.The Art of the Byzantine Empire,312-1453: Sources and Documentsedited BY CYril ManGo1997 6x9 paper 272pp 978-0-8020-6627-5US & CDN $23.95reCently puBlisHed!Old English Metre: An IntroductionBY Jun teraSawa (uniVerSitY oF toKYo)2011 6x9 paper 152pp 978-1-4426-1129-0US & CDN $19.95Old English Metre offersan essential frameworkfor the critical analysisof metrical structuresand interpretations inOld English literature.It covers the basics ofOld English metre andreviews the currentresearch in the field, emphasizing theinteraction between Old English metreand components such as word formation,word choice, and grammar. It is a comprehensiveguide that makes importanttext-critical skills readily available to OldEnglish specialists and beginners alike.Klaeber’s Beowulf, Fourth Editionedited BY r.d. FulK (indiana uniVerSitY),roBert e. BJorK (ariZona State uniVerSitY),& John d. nileS (uniVerSitY oFwiSConSin-MadiSon)2008 6x9 paper 704pp 978-0-8020-9567-1US & CDN $40.95Klaeber’s Beowulf has long been the standardedition for students and advancedscholars alike. Its wide-ranging coverageof scholarship, its comprehensivephilological aids, and its exceptionallythorough notes and glossary haveensured its continued classroom use.A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary,Fourth EditionBY J.r. ClarK-hall2000 6x9 paper 432pp 978-0-8020-6548-3US & CDN $29.95This classic dictionary deals carefully andexhaustively with all the words which occurin Anglo-Saxon poetry and prose. Variantdialectic forms are given, together withvariant forms found in the same dialect.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 13

euroPean HistoryneW!The Civilization of the Italian Renaissance: A Sourcebook,Second EditionBY Kenneth r. Bartlett (uniVerSitY oF toronto)Fall 2011 7.75x9.25 paper 320pp 978-1-4426-0485-8 US & CDN $59.95“For the accessibility and breadth of the primary sources, this stimulating sourcebook isexcellent and can be wholeheartedly recommended.”– Edward D. English, University of California, Santa Barbara“This is by far the best collection of readings on the market for a semester-length courseon the Italian Renaissance. What makes it unique is the balance between the usualliterary sources and documents relating to political, economic, and family historyincluding the lives of women, marginalized people, and the poor. The magnificent rangeof sources is matched by the quality of the selections themselves which bring to life theperiod in all of its complexity.”– J. Laurel Carrington, St. Olaf College“I have used this book’s predecessor since it first came out because it was easily the best such reader available.The new edition is signally improved not only by the addition of Dante as well as a number of other new readings, butalso by a handy and mercifully short guide to reading historical documents.” – Thomas F. Mayer, Augustana CollegeThe Civilization of the Italian Renaissance brings together a selection of primary sourcedocuments designed to introduce students to the richness of the period. For this edition,a new chapter on Dante and his time provides a useful transition to the Renaissancefrom the culture of the Middle Ages. There are also new selections on warfare, education,Florence, humanism, the Church, and the later Renaissance. The introductions tothe readings are revised, and an essay on how to read historical documents is included.C o n t e n t s :1. Introduction to the Italian Renaissance2. Dante and Medieval Italy3. Petrarch4. Florence in the Renaissance5. Humanism6. Florentine Neoplatonism and Mysticism7. Marriage, the Family, and Women8. Art and Architecture9. Learning and Education10. The Church and the Papacy11. Life in Renaissance Italy12. The Late Italian RenaissanceThe Memoir of Marco Parenti:A Life in Medici FlorenceBY MarK PhilliPS (Carleton uniVerSitY)2000 5.5x8.5 paper 283pp 978-1-5511-1389-0 US & CDN $25.95“Marco Parenti was a moderately prosperous silk merchant in fifteenth-century Florence,decently educated, a responsible citizen, an amateur historian and a man with a leaningtoward the natural science. Mark Phillips is a scrupulous [twenty-first]-century scholar with aparticular interest in why and how other men wrote history. The encounter between the twohas resulted in an outstanding book.”– The New York Times Book Review14 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

euroPean HistoryEarly Modern Europe:The Age of Religious War, 1559-1715BY MarK Konnert (uniVerSitY oF CalGarY)2006 6x9 paper 399pp 978-1-4426-0004-1US & CDN $38.95“Early Modern Europe is a very readable text. It presentsin a clear and understandable style the political,religious, economic, and cultural forces at work in thiscritical period of European history. It is a tour de force.”– Vladimir Steffel, Ohio State UniversityEarly Modern Europeprovides an engrossingoverview of a highlydynamic and turbulenthistorical period. Thebook argues that whileterritorial trade-offs,resource and wealthdistribution, and socialconflict contributed to a century anda half of revolts, civil wars, and witchhunts,religion was the main catalyst forthe violence that rocked the continent.Crisis, Absolutism, Revolution:Europe and the World, 1648-1789,Third EditionBY raYMond Birn (uniVerSitY oF oreGon)2005 6x9 paper 594pp 978-1-5511-1561-0US & CDN $44.95Birn’s exceptionallywell-written narrativefollows the developmentof enlightenedabsolutism, the evolutionof civil society, thebirth of human rightsas a concept, and theoutbreak of the FrenchRevolution. Alongsidethis political narrative, Birn provides a socialand cultural analysis that brings the studentinto academies, salons, and coffeehouses.The Trial of Tempel Anneke:Records of a Witchcraft Trial inBrunswick, Germany, 1663tranSlated & edited BY BarBara dahMS &Peter a. Morton (Mount roYal ColleGe)2005 5.5x8.5 paper 174pp 978-1-5511-1706-5US & CDN $25.95This is the only textavailable in English thatallows students to followan entire witchcrafttrial from beginning toend. The accused wasTempel Anneke—anelderly widow who hadsome disagreements withneighbours and family.She was arrested on the charge of craft and executed in 1663, after a longwitch-and involved trial. This text gives studentsdirect archival experience of the workingsof law, ideas of justice, perceptions of naturaland magical causes, and social history.A History of Ukraine: The Land andIts Peoples, Second EditionBY Paul roBert MaGoCSi(uniVerSitY oF toronto)2010 6x9 paper 896pp 978-1-4426-1021-7US & CDN $54.95This fully revised second edition depicts themulticultural reality of past and presentUkraine, while adding new informationon Ukraine’s peoples and diasporas.Ukraine: A History, Fourth EditionBY oreSt SuBtelnY (YorK uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 888pp 978-1-4426-0991-4US & CDN $59.95The fourth edition includes a focus on thedramatic political, socio-economic, andcultural changes that occurred during theKuchma and Yushchenko presidencies.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 15

international tHeMes and issuesinternational tHeMes and issuesSerieS editor: BeVerlY leMireThis joint series by the Canadian HistoricalAssociation and the University of TorontoPress focuses on historical topics and issues ofinternational significance. These inexpensive,well-written volumes are designed for usein the undergraduate history classroom.reCently puBlisHed!The Shock of War: Civilian Experiences,1937-1945BY Sean KennedY (uniVerSitY oF newBrunSwiCK)2011 5.5x8.5 paper 160pp 978-1-4426-0370-7US & CDN $22.95“Sean Kennedy does a greatservice in this short book. Hehas included much new workon the experience of civilians inthe Second World War, both inAsia and Europe, and crafted aseries of judicious essays onpopular mobilization, life underforeign occupation, the scaleand scope of the war’sgenocidal atrocities, and the social impact of the war’sdestruction. The book will serve as an essential startingplace for students of the human experience of theSecond World War.” – William I. Hitchcock,University of VirginiaWhile many existing studies acknowledgethe significance of the conflict for civilians,The Shock of War shifts focus byplacing civilians at the centre of events. Itis a great complement to existing textson the Second World War which focusupon diplomacy and military operations.reCently puBlisHed!A World Beyond Borders:An Introduction to the History ofInternational OrganizationsBY daVid MaCKenZie (rYerSon uniVerSitY)2011 5.5x8.5 paper 208pp 978-1-4426-0182-6US & CDN $24.95“This lucid, thoughtful synthesis makes excellent senseof the dense web that international organizations havespun around the globe over the last two centuries.”– Michael H. Hunt, University of North Carolina atChapel HillThis short and well-writtenoverview providesessential informationon the history of internationalorganizations,with particular focuson the League ofNations, the developmentof the UnitedNations, and the UNsystem. Starting at the beginning of thetwentieth century, when there were veryfew international organizations in existence,A World Beyond Borders traces thegrowth of IOs through to the close of thecentury, when there were literally thousandsat the heart of the international system.C o n t e n t s :1. Introduction to International Organizations2. The League of Nations3. Wartime Internationalism and the Birth of the UN4. The United Nations in the Cold War Years5. Regional and Other International Organizations6. The World of International NGOs7. The United Nations in the Modern EraC o n t e n t s :1. The Strains of Mobilization2. Living under Occupation3. The Impact of Violence4. A World Unsettled16 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

nortH aMeriCan HistoryNorth America: An IntroductionBY MiChael BreSCia (uniVerSitY oF ariZona)& John C. SuPer (weSt VirGinia uniVerSitY)2008 6x9 paper 247pp 978-0-8020-9675-3US & CDN $32.95“Michael Brescia and JohnSuper trace the contours of thecontinent. They explore themovement of the peoples whohave migrated in wavesbeginning about 40,000 yearsago and analyze thedifferences and the similaritiesof Canada, Mexico, and theUnited States. This exquisitelywritten history of a complex but unstudied continentshould be required reading for all residents of theemerging region of North America.”– Robert A. Pastor, Center for North American Studies,American UniversityEmploying a thematic approach, MichaelBrescia and John C. Super build on thepremise that the experiences of eachcountry can be better understoodwhen evaluated as a whole ratherthan as unique and discrete units.Living with Strangers:The Nineteenth-Century Sioux and theCanadian-American BorderlandsBY daVid G. MCCradY2009 6x9 paper 200pp 978-1-4426-0990-7US & CDN $21.95Living with Strangerstells the story of theSioux who movedinto the Canadian-American borderlandsin the later years ofthe nineteenth century.Using material fromarchives across NorthAmerica, it exploresthe various ways in which the century Sioux actednineteenth-transnationally.neW!The Loyal Atlantic: Remaking the BritishAtlantic in the Revolutionary Eraedited BY JerrY BanniSter(dalhouSie uniVerSitY) & liaM riordan(uniVerSitY oF Maine)Fall 2011 6x9 paper 288pp 978-1-4426-1109-2US & CDN $29.95The Loyal Atlantic offers fresh interpretationsof the key role played by Loyalism in shapingthe early modern British Empire. This cohesivecollection investigates how Loyalism andthe empire were mutually constituted andreconstituted from the eighteenth centuryonward. Most importantly, it demonstratesthat neither the conquest of Canada northe American Revolution can be properlyunderstood without assessing the meaningsof Loyalism in the wider Atlantic world.Class and Race Formationin North AmericaBY JaMeS w. ruSSell (eaSternConneCtiCut uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 204pp 978-0-8020-9678-4US & CDN $29.95“For those interested in how class and race emergedand diverged among the three countries sharing thiscontinent, this book provides rich insights anddemonstrates the potential of comparative research tobroaden our perspective.”– Dan Zuberi, University of British ColumbiaEssays on Northeastern North America:Seventeenth and Eighteenth CenturiesBY John G. reid (St. MarY’S uniVerSitY)2008 6x9 paper 272pp 978-0-8020-9416-2US & CDN $33.95The essays in this volume deal withtopics such as colonial habitation, imperialexchange, and aboriginal engagement,providing a fresh perspective onthe region and a deeper understandingof North American history.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 17

us HistoryAn Empire of Regions: A Brief Historyof Colonial British AmericaBY eriC nelliS (uniVerSitY oFBritiSh ColuMBia)2010 6x9 paper 366pp 978-1-4426-0140-6US & CDN $32.95“This smart, knowing book examines the evolution ofearly America in terms of region. I know of no betterway to come to terms with the development of theBritish colonies.”– Alan Gallay, Ohio State UniversityBy comparing the experiencesof the colonies inAmerica with relateddevelopments in Europe,Eric Nellis demonstrateshow the thirteen Britishmainland colonies grewto function as distinct,self-governing entitiesassociated with largerregional identities such as New England, theChesapeake and Southern Colonies, and theBackcountry and Middle Colonies. Extensivemaps illustrate colony boundaries, settlementgrowth, Native American populations,and the impact of the Proclamation Line.C o n t e n t s :1. Europe in the Age of Exploration: The Portugueseand Spanish Empires2. The French and Dutch in North America and theCaribbean Melting Pot3. The English Colonies in Mainland North Americabefore 16504. The Growth of New England and the Chesapeake:1650-17005. The English Civil War, the Restoration, and the FirstBritish Empire in America6. Transition: Imperial Wars and British Politics,1689-17487. The Regions of Colonial America: Northern Societyand Politics in the Eighteenth Century8. The Regions of Colonial America: Society andPolitics in the Eighteenth Century Chesapeakeand the South9. Christian America and the Great Awakening10. The New Empire and the Revolt of the Colonies,1748-1776The Long Road to Change: America’sRevolution, 1750-1820BY eriC nelliS2007 6x9 paper 324pp 978-1-5511-1110-0US & CDN $29.95Breaking from traditionalhistorical interpretationsof the period,Eric Nellis takes a longview of the origins andconsequences of theRevolution and assertsthat the Revolutionwas not, as others haveargued, generatedby a well-developed desire for ence, but rather by a series of shifts inindepend-British imperial policies after 1750.reCently puBlisHed!Lament for America: Decline of theSuperpower, Plan for RenewalBY earl h. FrY (BriGhaM YounG uniVerSitY)2010 5.5x8.5 paper 227pp 978-1-4426-0191-8US & CDN $19.95“This book is bold, controversial,and thoroughly stimulating. Noteveryone will agree with itsauthor. But everyone will wantto read his book.”– Charles Doran, Andrew W.Mellon Professor of InternationalRelations, Paul H. Nitze Schoolof Advanced InternationalStudies (SAIS)Lament for America explores the majorchallenges to the status of the United Statesas a world superpower. It delves into thefundamental question of whether or nota relative decline is inevitable, and offersconcrete recommendations for renewalin areas such as defense policy, healthcare, education, and the environment.18 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

C a n a d i a n H i s t o ryA Few Acres of Snow: Documents inPre-Confederation Canadian History,Third Editionedited BY thoMaSthorner with thorFrohn-nielSen (Both atKwantlen PolYteChniCuniVerSitY)2009 6.5x9 paper 318pp978-1-4426-0029-4US & CDN $49.95A Country Nourished on Self-Doubt:Documents in Post-ConfederationCanadian History, Third Editionedited BY thoMaSthorner with thorFrohn-nielSen2010 6.5x9 paper 465pp978-1-4426-0019-5US & CDN $49.95“This revised collection is a valuable teaching resource that allows instructors to enhance the learning environmentin their classrooms and encourages students to discover how interesting Canadian history can be.”– David Mills, University of AlbertaThis popular two-volume anthology demonstrates how thoroughly engaging the raw materialsof Canadian history truly are, and how they offer rich and informative insights into the nation’shistory. The editors include a brief guide to reading primary sources, chapter introductions, newbiographical notes introducing the author of each reading, and discussion points and a list offurther readings with each section.neW!Settling and Unsettling Memories:Essays in Canadian Public Historyedited BY niCole neatBY (SaintMarY’S uniVerSitY) & Peter hodGinS(Carleton uniVerSitY)Fall 2011 6x9 paper 656pp 978-0-8020-3816-6US & CDN $39.95Settling and Unsettling Memories analysesthe ways in which Canadians have narratedthe story of their past in books, films,works of art, commemorative ceremonies,and online. The collection introduces studentsto overarching themes of Canadianmemory studies and provides them witha necessary background in the field.With increasing debates surrounding howsocieties should publicly commemorateevents and people, Settling and UnsettlingMemories helps students appreciate thechallenges inherent in presenting thepast. Throughout, the contributors explorethe ways in which Canadian memory hasbeen put into action across a variety ofcommunities, regions, and time periods.Canadian Studies in the NewMillenniumedited BY PatriCK JaMeS (uniVerSitY oFSouthern CaliFornia) & MarK KaSoFF(BowlinG Green State uniVerSitY)2007 6x9 paper 496pp 978-0-8020-9468-1US & CDN $39.00This introductory textoffers a thorough andaccessible approach toCanadian Studies throughcomparative analyses ofCanada and the UnitedStates, their histories,geographies, politicalsystems, economies,and cultures. Amongthe topics addressed are ways in whichCanadian national development has beeninfluenced by the United States, the role ofgeography in shaping the country’s evolution,and the persistent question of Canada’sFrench-speaking minority. With chapterswritten by leading scholars and educatorsin the field, it will be of significant valueto students, educators, and practitioners.For more information, visit utppublishing.com 19

C a n a d i a n H i s t o ryreCently puBlisHed!The Defining Decade: Identity, Politics,and the Canadian Jewish Communityin the 1960sBY harold troPer (oiSe /uniVerSitY oF toronto)2010 6x9 paper 384pp 978-1-4426-1046-0US & CDN $35.00“Troper shows how the Canadian Jewish identity wasjolted not only by the activism and not-so-quietrevolutions of sixties North America, but also by thedramatic politics of Israel and the Middle East.Essential reading for anyone who wants to trulyunderstand the full sixties experience in Canada.”– Dimitry Anastakis, Trent UniversityThe Defining Decadeexamines how the 1960sredefined what it meantto be a Canadian Jew anda Jewish Canadian. Intracing the rapid changesof this tumultuous decade,Harold Troper draws upona wealth of historicaldocumentation to demonstratethat the expression of CanadianJewishness was an increasingly public—andpolitical—commitment.Canada’s Jews: A People’s JourneyBY Gerald tulChinSKY (Queen’S uniVerSitY)2008 6x9 paper 630pp 978-0-8020-9386-8US & CDN $46.00Canada’s Jews covers the240-year period from thebeginnings of the Jewishcommunity in the 1760sto the present day,illuminating the goldenchain of Jewish tradition,religion, language, economy,and history as establishedand renewed in thenorthern lands.neW!Debating Dissent:Canada and the 1960sedited BY lara CaMPBell (SiMonFraSer uniVerSitY), doMiniQue ClÉMent(uniVerSitY oF alBerta), & GreG KealeY(uniVerSitY oF new BrunSwiCK)Fall 2011 5.5x8.5 paper 304pp 978-1-4426-1078-1US & CDN $29.95Debating Dissent dispelsthe myths and stereotypesassociated with the1960s by examining whatthis era’s transformationsmeant to diverse groupsof Canadians—and notonly protestors, youth, orthe white middle class.Essays in social, intellectual, and politicalhistory reflect a range of historical interpretationsand explore such diverse topicsas narcotics, the environment, education,workers, Aboriginal and Black activism,nationalism, Quebec, women, and bilingualism.Touching on the decade’s biggest issues,Debating Dissent critically examines ideasof generational change and the sixties.Canada’s 1960s: The Ironies of Identityin a Rebellious EraBY BrYan d. PalMer (trent uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 605pp 978-0-8020-9659-3US & CDN $35.00Tracing the significanceof dissent in tradeunions, universities,Aboriginal communities,and Québécoisnationalists, Canada’s1960s shows how thesealternative voiceschanged the image ofCanada. A comprehen-sive and highly accessible work of history,this book is ideal for courses on twentiethcenturyCanadian history and culture.20 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

C a n a d i a n H i s t o ryreCently puBlisHed!The Real Dope: Social, Legal, andHistorical Perspectives on theRegulation of Drugs in Canadaedited BY edGar-andrÉ MontiGnY2011 6x9 paper 352pp 978-0-8020-9655-5US & CDN $35.00In The Real Dope, Edgar-André Montigny bringstogether leading scholarsfrom a diverse rangeof fields—includinghistory, law, political science,criminology, andpsychology—to examinethe relationshipbetween moral judgmentand legal regulation.C o n t e n t s :1. Setting Public Policy on Drugs: A Choice ofSocial Values2. Unmaking Manly Smokes: Church, State,Governance, and the First Anti-Smoking Campaignin Montreal, 1892-19143. From Flapper to Sophisticate: Canadian WomenUniversity Students as Smokers, 1920-19604. “Their Medley of Tongues and Eternal Jangle”:Liquor Control and Ethnicity in Ontario, 1927-445. Becoming a “Hype”: Drug Law, SubcultureFormation, and Resistance in Canada, 1945-616. “Just Say Know”: Criminalizing LSD and thePolitics of Psychedelic Expertise, 1961-687. Setting Boundaries: LSD Use and Glue-Sniffing inOntario in the Sixties8. From Beverage to Drug: Alcohol and Other Drugs in1960s and 1970s Canada9. Considering the Revolving Door: The Inevitability ofAddiction Treatment in the Criminal Justice System10. Biopolitics, Geopolitics, and the Regulation of(Club) Drugs in Canada11. Afterword: A Personal Reflection on the Law andIllicit Drug UseRelentless Change: A Casebook for theStudy of Canadian Business HistoryBY Joe Martin (rotMan SChool oFManaGeMent / uniVerSitY oF toronto)2009 6x9 paper 504pp 978-0-8020-9559-6US & CDN $39.95Relentless Change is thefirst casebook writtenfor the study of businesshistory in a Canadiancontext, and is designedto help students understandthe Canadianeconomy. The casebookis meant to teach aboutthe evolution of busi-ness management and to provide studentswith the background to one day maketheir own sound business decisions and tocontribute to a healthy, growing economy.Thirteen original case studies from themid-nineteenth to the twenty-first centurydeal with different industry sectors as wellas individual corporations and managers.Overviews provide context by examiningmajor public policy decisions and keydevelopments in the financial system thathave affected business practices. Martinalso presents eight original tables that tracethe evolution of the 60 largest Canadiancorporations between 1905 and 2005.The Donut: A Canadian HistoryBY SteVe PenFold (uniVerSitY oF toronto)2008 6x9 paper 256pp 978-0-8020-9545-9US & CDN $25.95“It’s so much more than just fried dough. The history ofCanada’s favourite snack tells our story more relevantlyand succinctly than any textbook.”– Mette Bach, The Globe and MailFor more information, visit utppublishing.com 21

C a n a d i a n H i s t o ryreCently puBlisHed!The Making of the Mosaic: A Historyof Canadian Immigration Policy,Second EditionBY ninette KelleY (united nationS hiGhCoMMiSSioner For reFuGeeS) &MiChael treBilCoCK (uniVerSitY oF toronto)2010 6x9 paper 672pp 978-0-8020-9536-7US & CDN $39.95In this new edition of anauthoritative work, theauthors have thoroughlyrevised and updatedtheir examination of theideas, interests, institutions,and rhetoric thathave shaped Canada’simmigration history.Beginning with thepre-Confederation period, they interpretmajor episodes in the evolution of Canadianimmigration policy. New chapters provideperspective on immigration in a post-9/11 world, where security concerns anda demand for temporary foreign workersplay a defining role in immigration policyreform. A comprehensive and importantwork, The Making of the Mosaic clarifiesthe attitudes underlying each phaseand juncture of immigration history.Contesting Canadian Citizenship:Historical Readingsedited BY roBert adaMoSKi (KwantlenPolYteChniC uniVerSitY), dorothY e. Chunn(SiMon FraSer uniVerSitY), & roBertMenZieS (SiMon FraSer uniVerSitY)2002 6x9 paper 429pp 978-1-5511-1386-9US & CDN $36.95This collection of essays on the rise ofsocial citizenship in Canada examineskey developments in the fields of welfare,justice, health, childhood, family,immigration, education, labour, media,popular culture, and recreation.Respectable Citizens: Gender, Family,and Unemployment in Ontario’s GreatDepressionBY lara CaMPBell (SiMon FraSer uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 304pp 978-0-8020-9669-2US & CDN $29.95Respectable Citizens isan examination of thematerial difficulties andsurvival strategies offamilies facing povertyand unemployment,and an analysis ofhow collective actionand protest redefinedthe meanings ofwelfare and citizenship in the 1930s.C o n t e n t s :1. “Giving all the good in me to save my children”:Domestic Labour, Motherhood, and “Making Do”in Ontario Families2. “If he is a man he becomes desperate”:Unemployed Husbands, Fathers, and Workers3. The Obligations of Family: Parents, Children’sLabour, and Youth Culture4. “A Family’s Self-Respect and Morale”: NegotiatingRespectability and Conflict in Home and Family5. Militant Mothers and Loving Fathers: Gender,Family, and Ethnicity in ProtestSocial Fabric or Patchwork Quilt: TheDevelopment of Social Policy in Canadaedited BY raYMond B. BlaKe(uniVerSitY oF reGina) & JeFFreY a.KeShen (uniVerSitY oF ottawa)2006 6x9 paper 538pp 978-1-5511-1544-3US & CDN $38.95This book explores the evolution of theCanadian social welfare state from a systembased upon voluntarism and philanthropyto one in which the state’s involvementhas increased considerably. It also showshow the roles of governments at all levelshave changed throughout history.22 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

C a n a d i a n H i s t o ryCanadian WoMen’s HistoryTransforming Labour: Women andWork in Postwar CanadaBY Joan SanGSter (trent uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 416pp 978-0-8020-9652-4US & CDN $35.00Transforming Labourexplores women’sexperiences withinunions, Aboriginalwomen’s changingpatterns of work, andthe challenges facedby immigrant women.By charting women’sown efforts to amelioratetheir work lives as well as factorsthat re-shaped the labour force, Sangsterchallenges the commonplace perceptionof this era as one of conformity, domesticityfor women, and feminist inactivity.Breadwinning Daughters: YoungWorking Women in a Depression-EraCity, 1929-1939BY Katrina SriGleY (niPiSSinG uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 240pp 978-1-4426-1003-3US & CDN $24.95Using more than eightyinterviews with womenwho lived and workedin Toronto in the 1930s,Breadwinning Daughtersexamines how factorssuch as race, gender,class, and marital statusshaped women’s livesand influenced their job options, familyarrangements, and leisure activities.The Persons Case: The Originsand Legacy of the Fight forLegal PersonhoodBY roBert J. SharPe (ontario CourtoF aPPeal) & PatriCia i. MCMahon2008 6x9 paper 272pp 978-0-8020-9628-9US & CDN $28.95neW!Along a River:The First French-Canadian WomenBY Jan noel (uniVerSitY oF toronto)Fall 2011 6x9 paper 368pp 978-1-4426-1238-9US & CDN $32.95In Along a River, awardwinninghistorian JanNoel shines a light onthe lives of remarkableFrench-Canadianwomen—immigrantbrides, nuns, tradeswomen,farmers, governors’wives, and evensmugglers—during theperiod between the settlement of the St.Lawrence Lowlands and the Victorian era.Exploring how women adapted to theirterrain, turned their hands to trade, andeven acquired surprising influence at theFrench court, Along a River is an innovativeand engagingly written history.C o n t e n t s :1. Transatlantic Trends, 1600-18002. River of Promise3. Women and the St. Lawrence Fur Trade4. Water, Woods, Earth: Making a Living5. Comparing Laws of Property6. Noble Codes, Colonial Translations7. Decoding the Eighteenth-Century Convent8. Continuities in British QuebecThe Girl and the Game: A History ofWomen’s Sport in CanadaBY M. ann hall (uniVerSitY oF alBerta)2002 5.5x8.5 paper 284pp 978-1-5511-1268-8US & CDN $29.95“This is a rich tapestry of women’s stories and sportingexperiences in twentieth-century Canada—a wonderfulpiece of feminist history.” – Patricia Vertinsky,University of British ColumbiaFor more information, visit utppublishing.com 23

Canadian HistoryCanadian Military HistoryreCently puBlisHed!Canada’s Army: Waging War andKeeping the Peace, Second EditionBY J.l. GranatStein (Canadian war MuSeuM)2011 6x9 paper 688pp 978-1-4426-1178-8US & CDN $39.95In this second edition,J.L. Granatstein bringshis definitive work upto date, tracing thearmy’s history from itsorigins in New Francethrough the Conquest,the Revolutionary Warand the War of 1812,Confederation, militiareform, the South African War, the twoworld wars, the Korean War, postwarpeacekeeping and peacemaking, andculminating in an examination of theconflict in Afghanistan. Fresh materialon the evolving role of the military inCanadian society is included, as well asupdated sources and illustrations.C o n t e n t s :1. The Militia Myth: Canadian Arms to Confederation2. Making an Army: Beginnings3. A Militia under Arms: Sam Hughes’s Army4. Becoming Professional: Arthur Currie’s Army5. Losing Professionalism: The Interwar Years6. McNaughton’s Army: The Long Wait7. Into Battle: Sicily and Italy, July 1943-June 19448. Into Battle: Northwest Europe and Italy,June 1944-May 19459. The Professional Army, 1945-196810. Professionalism under Siege, 1968-200111. Afghanistan and the Remaking of the Army12. Conclusion: The Army and the NationWarming up to the Cold War: Canadaand the United States’ Coalition of theWilling, from Hiroshima to KoreaBY roBert teiGroB (rYerSon uniVerSitY)2009 6x9 paper 312pp 978-0-8020-9615-9US & CDN $24.95Comparing Canadian andUS responses to eventssuch as the atomic bomb,the Gouzenko Affair,the creation of NATO,and the Korean War,Warming up to the ColdWar is essential readingfor history courses thatfocus on the Cold War, Canada-USrelations, and Canadian nationalism.Cinderella Army: The Canadians inNorthwest Europe, 1944–1945BY terrY CoPP (wilFrid laurier uniVerSitY)2007 6x9 paper 392pp 978-0-8020-9522-0US & CDN $32.95Cinderella Army details the operationscarried out by the First Canadian Armyin the last nine months of World WarII, and argues that the achievement ofthe Allied and especially the Canadianarmies has been greatly underratedwhile the effectiveness of the Germanarmy has been greatly exaggerated.Fields of Fire:The Canadians in NormandyBY terrY CoPP2004 6x9 paper 392pp 978-0-8020-3780-0US & CDN $36.95Blood on the Hills: The Canadian Armyin the Korean WarBY daVid J. BerCuSon (uniVerSitY oF CalGarY)2002 6x9 paper 288pp 978-0-8020-8516-0US & CDN $39.9524 History and Medieval studies Fall 2011 | spring 2012

Canadian HistorytHeMes in Canadian HistoryBooks in this series are designed for undergraduatecourses and fill the gap between specializedmonographs and textbooks. Each book summarizesthe main themes of its topic, and provideshistorical detail as well as an outline of the mainhistoriographical approaches to the material.reCently puBlisHed!Christian Churches and Their Peoples,1840-1965: A Social History ofReligion in CanadaBY nanCY ChriStie (uniVerSitYoF weStern ontario) & MiChaelGauVreau (MCMaSter uniVerSitY)2010 6x9 paper 176pp 978-0-8020-8632-7US & CDN $27.95This inter-denominationalstudy addresses broadsocial issues such as theways in which religionis linked to changingmores, the key role oflaypeople in shapingchurches, and the waysin which First Nationspeoples both appropriated andresisted missionary teachings.Discounted Labour: Women Workersin Canada, 1870-1939BY ruth a. FraGer (MCMaSter uniVerSitY)& CarMela K. PatriaS (BroCK uniVerSitY)2005 6x9 paper 160pp 978-0-8020-7818-6US & CDN $24.95Discounted Labour analyzes the historicalroots of women’s persistentinequality in the paid labour force.Blood, Sweat, and Cheers: Sport andthe Making of Modern CanadaBY Colin howell (Saint MarY’S uniVerSitY)2001 6x9 paper 150pp 978-0-8020-8248-0US & CDN $22.95Blood, Sweat, and Cheers focuses on thegradual transition from rural sportingpractices to the emphasis on contemporaryteam sports that accompaniedthe industrial and urban transition.Aboriginal People and Colonizers ofWestern Canada to 1900BY Sarah Carter (uniVerSitY oF alBerta)1999 6x9 paper 152pp 978-0-8020-7995-4US & CDN $21.95The Infinite Bonds of Family:Domesticity in Canada, 1850-1940BY CYnthia r. CoMaCChio (wilFrid laurieruniVerSitY)1999 6x9 paper 192pp 978-0-8020-7929-9US & CDN $18.95The People of New FranceBY allan Greer (uniVerSitY oF toronto)1997 6x9 paper 130pp 978-0-8020-7816-2US & CDN $22.95Making Good: Law and MoralRegulation in Canada, 1867-1939BY CarolYn StranGe (auStraliannational uniVerSitY) & tina loo(uniVerSitY oF BritiSh ColuMBia)1997 6x9 paper 150pp 978-0-8020-7869-8US & CDN $18.95Creeping Conformity: How CanadaBecame Suburban, 1900-1960BY riChard harriS (MCMaSter uniVerSitY)2004 6x9 paper 160pp 978-0-8020-8428-6US & CDN $24.95The Promise of Schooling:Education in Canada, 1800-1914BY Paul aXelrod (YorK uniVerSitY)1997 6x9 paper 160pp 978-0-8020-7815-5US & CDN $22.95For more information, visit utppublishing.com 25

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INDEXAboriginal People andColonizers 25ADAMOSKI, Robert 22Age of Light, Soap, andWater, The 27ALLEN, S.J. 5, 9Along a River 23AMT, Emilie 5, 9Angels of the Workplace 27Annals of Flodoardof Reims, The 9Art of the ByzantineEmpire, The 13AXELROD, Paul 25BACHRACH, Bernard S. 9BANNISTER, Jerry 17BARTLETT, Kenneth R. 14Bedside Matters 27BERCUSON, David J. 24BIRN, Raymond 15BJORK, Robert E. 13BLAKE, Raymond B. 22BLISS, Michael 2Blood on the Hills 24Blood, Sweat, and Cheers 25BRADBURY, Bettina 27Breadwinning Daughters 23BRESCIA, Michael 17BROWNLIE, Robin Jarvis 26BURGER, Michael 3CAMPBELL, Lara 20, 22Canada’s 1960s 20Canada’s Army 24Canada’s Jews 20Canadian Studies in theNew Millennium 19Carolingian Civilization 8CARTER, Sarah 25Charlemagne’s Courtier 8Christian Churches andTheir Peoples 25CHRISTIE, Nancy 25CHUNN, Dorothy E. 22Cinderella Army 24Citizen Docker 26Civilization of the ItalianRenaissance, The 14CLARK-HALL, J.R. 13Class and Race Formationin North America 17CLASTER, Jill N. 5CLÉMENT, Dominique 20COMACCHIO, Cynthia R. 25Concise Anglo-SaxonDictionary, A 13Contesting CanadianCitizenship 22Contracting Masculinity 27COPP, Terry 24CORMACK, Lesley B. 1Country Nourished onSelf-Doubt, A 19Craft Capitalism 26Creeping Conformity 25CREESE, Gillian 27Crisis, Absolutism,Revolution 15Crisis of Church andState, The 13Crusades, The 5, 9DAHMS, Barbara 15DANYSK, Cecilia 27DAWSON, Christopher 13Debating Dissent 20Defining Decade, The 20DESMARAIS, Claude Paul 12DEVRIES, Kelly 5Discounted Labour 25Donut, The 21Dreams of Equality 27DUFFIN, Jacalyn 2DUTTON, Paul Edward 8Early Modern Europe 15EDE, Andrew 1Empire of Regions, An 18Essays on NortheasternNorth America 17FANNING, Steven 9Fatherly Eye, A 26Few Acres of Snow, A 19Fields of Fire 24Fishery for ModernTimes, A 27FORESTELL, Nancy M. 27FRAGER, Ruth A. 25FROHN-NIELSEN, Thor 19From Roman toMerovingian Gaul 8FRY, Earl H. 18FUDGE, Judy 27FULK, R.D. 13GAUVREAU, Michael 25GEARY, Patrick J. 7Gendered Pasts 27GIBSON, Kelly 10Girl and the Game, The 23GLENN, Jason 4GRANATSTEIN, J.L. 24GREENHILL, Pauline 26GREER, Allan 25Gregory of Tours 10HALL, M. Ann 23HARRIS, Richard 25HERON, Craig 27HEWITT, Steve 26HINTHER, Rhonda L. 26Hired Hands 27History of Medicine 2History of Sciencein Society, A 1History of SexualitySourcebook, The 2History of Ukraine, A 15HODGINS, Peter 19HOWELL, Colin 25Infinite Bonds ofFamily, The 25JAMES, Patrick 19JEAUNEAU, Edouard 12KASOFF, Mark 19KEALEY, Greg 20KELLEY, Ninette 22KENNEDY, Sean 16KESHEN, Jeffrey A. 22KESSLER, Herbert L. 12Klaeber’s Beowulf 13KONNERT, Mark 15KOWALESKI, Maryanne 10KRAMER, Reinhold 26KRISTMANSON, Mark 26KRISTOFFERSON, Robert K. 26KUEFLER, Mathew 2Labour Before the Law 27Lament for America 1828 History and Medieval Studies Fall 2011 | Spring 2012

INDEXLÉVESQUE, Andrée 27LITTLE, J.I. 26Living with Strangers 17Long Road to Change, The 18LOO, Tina 25Love, Marriage, and Familyin the Middle Ages 9Loyal Atlantic, The 17Loyalties in Conflict 26MACKENZIE, David 16MAGOCSI, Paul Robert 15Make the Night Hideous 26Making and Breakingthe Rules 27Making Good 25Making of ModernMedicine, The 2Making of the Mosaic, The 22MANGO, Cyril 13Manliness and Militarism 27MARTIN, Joe 21MCCRADY, David G. 17MCDONALD, R. Andrew 11MCMAHON, Patricia I. 23MCPHERSON, Kathryn 27Medieval England 9Medieval Families 13Medieval Medicine 2, 11Medieval MilitaryTechnology 5Medieval Popular Religion 8Medieval Saints 8Medieval Towns 10Memoir of MarcoParenti, The 14MENZIES, Robert 22Middle Ages in Textsand Texture, The 4Mission to Asia 13MITCHELL, Tom 26MOCHORUK, Jim 26MONTIGNY, Edgar-Andre 21MORGAN, Cecilia 27MORTON, Peter A. 15MOSS, Mark 27MURRAY, AlexanderCallander 8, 10MURRAY, Jacqueline 9NEATBY, Nicole 19NEEL, Carol 13NELLIS, Eric 18NILES, John D. 13NOEL, Jan 23North America 17Old English Metre 13PALMER, Bryan D. 20PARNABY, Andrew 26PATRIAS, Carmela K. 25PENFOLD, Steve 21People of New France, The 25Persons Case, The 23PHILLIPS, Mark 14Pilgrimage in theMiddle Ages 11Plateaus of Freedom 26PRENTICE, Alison 27Prescribed Norms 2Promise of Schooling, The 25Reading the Middle Ages 6Readings in MedievalHistory 7Real Dope, The 21REAUME, Geoffrey 27Regulating Girls andWomen 26REID, John G. 17Re-imagining Ukrainian-Canadians 26Relentless Change 21Remembrance ofPatients Past 27Respectable Citizens 22Rethinking the Schoolof Chartres 12Riding to the Rescue 26RIORDAN, Liam 17ROSEMANN, Philipp W. 12ROSENWEIN, Barbara H. 6RUSSELL, James W. 17Sacred Violence 5SANGSTER, Joan 23, 26, 27School Promoters, The 27Seeing Medieval Art 12Settling and UnsettlingMemories 19Shaping of WesternCivilization, The 3SHARPE, Robert J. 23SHINNERS, John 8Shock of War, The 16Short History of theMiddle Ages, A 6Short Reader of MedievalSaints, A 10SMAIL, Daniel Lord 10SMITH, Robert 5Social Fabric orPatchwork Quilt 22SOMERVILLE, Angus A. 11Sources for the History ofWestern Civilization 3SRIGLEY, Katrina 23STEEDMAN, Mercedes 27Story of a Great MedievalBook, The 12STOUCK, Mary-Ann 8, 10STRANGE, Carolyn 25SUBTELNY, Orest 15SUPER, John C. 17TEIGROB, Robert 24TERASAWA, Jun 13THORNER, Thomas 19TIERNEY, Brian 13Transforming Labour 23TREBILCOCK, Michael 22Trial of TempelAnneke, The 15TROPER, Harold 20TUCKER, Eric 27TULCHINSKY, Gerald 20Ukraine 15VALVERDE, Mariana 27Vengeance in MedievalEurope 10Viking Age, The 11Walk Towards the Gallows 26WALLIS, Faith 2, 11Warming up to theCold War 24WARSH, Cheryl Krasnick 2WHALEN, Brett Edward 11Working Families 27Working in Steel 27World Beyond Borders, A 16WRIGHT, Miriam 27For more information, visit utppublishing.com 29

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