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Related subjects Cod fisheries--Canada Publication information Toronto, Ontario: University of Toronto Press, 1954	The cod fisheries : the history of an international economy Innis, Harold Adams
	Table of Contents Cover Title page Foreword Author's preface Preface to the revised edition Contents List of maps Chapter I. The cod Chapter II. The expansion of the French, 1497-1550 Chapter III. The Spanish and English fisheries, 1550-1600 Chapter IV. The struggle agains monopoly, 1600-1650 Newfoundland New England French, Spanish and Portuguese fisheries Chapter V. The expansion of the West Indies and New England, 1650-1713 Newfoundland New England France Chapter VI. The supremacy of the British Empire, 1713-1763 Newfoundland New England France Chapter VII. The collapse of the first British Empire, 1763-1783 Chapter VIII. The effects of war on France and New England, 1783-1833 France New England Chapter IX. The rise of Nova Scotia, 1783-1833 To the Convention of 1818 The revision of the colonial system Quebec Chapter X. The American revolution and Newfoundland, 1783-1833 Chapter XI. Nova Scotia and confederation, 1833-1886 New England Nova Scotia to Confederation New Brunswick, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island to confederation Canada, 1867-1886 Chapter XII. Commercialism and the Newfoundland fishery, 1833-1886 Expansion of the French fisheries Newfoundland's defense measures Chapter XIII. From commercialism to capitalism, 1886-1936 Chapter XIV. Capitalism in Newfoundland, 1886-1936 Chapter XV. Conclusion Geographical background Commercialism and the fishery The rise of capitalism Problems of Empire Notes to the revised edition Index	Go to page: Search this volume search

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