Horton Journal of Canadian History - Volume II - 2001 |
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Editor's Note: Welcome once again to the Horton Journal of Canadian History. This edition, the second to be put out by the students in the Canadian History 12 course at Horton High School in Wolfville, NS, contains a refreshingly eclectic collage of essays. These essays range from political analyses of the Lesage years in Quebec, potatoe farming in Prince Edward Island, UFO sightings in Canada, the Canadian effort at Dieppe, the history of the Edmund Fitzgerald and whether or not the Holy Grail is perhaps hidden right here in Nova Scotia. These and many more reflect both the diverse nature of study in Canada, as well as the talents of the students involved. Once again, hats off to the students enrolled in Canadian History 12 at Horton. Enjoy their papers and we would like to hear back from you. I would also encourage you to visit, or re-visit, the first edition of the HJCH Enjoy!
Sean Bennett , Staff Editor, HJCH The Horton Journal of Canadian History© is an online periodical, produced once a year. Reproduction of the papers found in this journal can only be re-printed with permission of the H.J.C.H.. This journal does not condone plagiarizing the information found on this page. |
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