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Andrew C. Holman Professor of History and
Director, Canadian Studies Program email: a2holman@bridgew.edu telephone: (508) 531-2688 |
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Andrew C. Holman is a
historian of Canada and the United States
His research and writing
focus on the social and cultural history of Canada, Canada-U.S. relations, and
the scholarly history of sport.
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Quebec’s Eastern Townships and the
World: A Region and Its Global Connections Co-edited with Cheryl
Gosselin and Christopher Kirkey (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2025) |
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Scholars, Missionaries, and
Counter-Imperialists: The American Review
of Canadian Studies, 1971-2021 Co-edited with Brian Payne (Routledge, 2022) A selection of 15 of
the best articles published in the journal during its first half century,
with a historical introduction from the journal’s current co-editors. |
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1968 in Canada: A Year and Its
Legacies Co-edited with Michael
Hawes and Christopher Kirkey (Mercury Series, University of Ottawa Press, 2021) A collection of 16 new
essays examining the importance of the events of one year to the making of
modern Canada |
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A Hotly Contested Affair: Hockey in
Canada The National
Game in Documents (The Champlain Society and University of Toronto Press, 2020) An edited and annotated
collection of 157 documents that trace the arc of hockey’s troubled and
triumphal history in Canada |
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Hockey: A Global
History Co-authored with Stephen Hardy (University of Illinois Press, 2018) A worldwide history of
hockey, from its origins as a bourgeois pastime in Victorian Canada to its
present-day fixture as a cross-cultural, transnational phenomenon. |
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The Same but Different: Hockey in
Quebec Co-edited with Jason Blake (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2017) Edited collection of
essays that examine hockey in Quebec as a site of community engagement,
social conflict, and national affirmation. |
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More of a Man: Diaries of a Scottish
Craftsman in Mid-Nineteenth-Century North America Co-edited with Robert B. Kristofferson (University of Toronto Press, 2013) Edited and annotated diary of a Scottish journeyman making his way toward manhood in mid-Victorian North America. |
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Canada’s Game: Hockey and Identity (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2009) Edited collection of essays on what ice hockey means to Canadians and others. |
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A Sense of Their Duty: Middle-class
Formation in Victorian Ontario Towns (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000). How the middle class developed its structure and power in Galt and Goderich, Ontario, 1850-1890. |
Last Updated: September 2024.