Anon
1986 “Windsor Theatre Moves to the Marshes,”Campus
Notebook, 6:3.
Baird,
W., 1954 Report on Dyking Reclamation, 1913 to 1952,
Ottawa: Experimental Farm Service,
Department of Agriculture.
Bezanson, N. and R. Summerby-Murray 1996 Background
Report: An historical geography of
Tantramar's heritage landscapes Fredericton: Province of New
Brunswick.
Bowser, Elaine, et. al., 1978, A
Profile of the Tantramar Sackville,
NB: Young Canada Works Project.
Buckley, H., E. Tihanyi and G. Mumey 1967 Canadian
Policies for Rural Adjustment: a study of
the economic impact of ARDA, PFRA and MMRA Ottawa: Economic Council
of Canada.
Butzer, K. 2002 'French wetland agriculture
in Atlantic Canada and its European roots: different
avenues to historical diffusion,'Annals
of the Association of American Geographers 92(3),
451-470.
Clarke, Ernest, 1995, The Siege of Fort Cumberland, 1776. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.
Crawley, H.O. 1845 "Report on a survey of a
line for a canal to unite the Bay of Fundy with the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, in 1842," Papers
on subjects connected with the duties of the Corps of Royal Engineers,
Volume 8 London: J. Weale, 186-193.
Daigle, J. 1995 Acadia
of the Maritimes- - Thematic Studies from the beginning to
the Present Moncton: Cahier d’études
acadiennes, Université de Moncton.
Daigle, J. 1987 "Acadian Marshland Settlement,"
Plate 29 in R.C. Harris (ed) Historical Atlas
of Canada: Volume I: From the Beginning to 1800 Toronto,
Buffalo, London: University of Toronto Press.
Ganong, W. 1896 A monograph
of the place-nomenclature of the Province of New Brunswick Ottawa: Transactions of the Royal Society
of Canada, Contributions to the history of New Brunswick, No.4.
Ganong, W. 1904 A monograph
on the origins of settlement in the Province of New Brunswick Ottawa: Transactions of the Royal
Society of Canada, Contributions to the history of New Brunswick,
No.6.
Ganong, W. 1903 `The vegetation of the Bay of Fundy salt and
diked marshes: an ecological study' Botanical
Gazette 36, 161-186.
Ganong, W.F. 1964 Crucial
Maps in the early Cartography and Place-Nomenclature of the
Atlantic Coast of Canada Toronto: University
of Toronto Press and the Royal Society of Canada.
Hatvany, M. 2001 "Wedded to the Marshes: salt
marshes and socio-economic differentiation in
early Prince Edward Island," Acadiensis 30:2, 40-55.
Hatvany, M. 2002 "‘The origins of
the Acadian aboiteau:
an environmental-historical geography of the northeast," Historical
Geography 30, 121-137.
Hatvany, M. 2003 Marshlands.
Four centuries of change on the shores of the St. Lawrence Les
Presses de l'Université Laval,
Les Èditions de L’IQRC.
Holownia, Thaddeus and Douglas Lochhead 1989 Dykelands Montreal
and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.
Lavoie, M. 1986 Tonge's Island, Westmorland
County, New Brunswick: 1985: Initial Survey and Background
Paper Fredericton: Manuscripts
in Archaeology No. 19E, Department of Tourism, Recreation and
Heritage.
Lavoie, M., 1990 The Archaeological
Reconnaissance of the Beaubassin Region in Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick, 1986 Halifax: Reports
in Archaeology No-7, Council of Maritime Premiers - Maritime
Committee on Archaeological Cooperation.
MacKinnon, Colin 2000 “The Marsh barns
of the Tantramar-End of an Era,” in The White Fence-
Newsletter of the Tantramar Heritage Trust No. 11.
MacKinnon, Colin 2004 “Charles A.D. Siddall (“C.A.D.S.”)
Dyking Spade Maker,” in The White
Fence - Newsletter of the Tantramar Heritage Trust No. 24.
Marlin, Amanda 2001 “The Tantramar marshes:
a landscape of resistence and transgression,” unpublished
B.A. thesis, Mount Allison University.
McCabe, Shauna 1998 “Contesting Home: Tourism, Memory,
and Identity in Sackville, New Brunswick,” The
Canadian Geographer 42:3, 231-245.
Milner, W.C. 1934 History
of Sackville, New Brunswick Sackville:
Tribune Press Ltd.
Moffatt, C., 1947 Sackville,
New Brunswick, Canada: The official book of the most central
town in the Maritime Provinces Sackville,
New Brunswick.
Nemo Usquam,1897 “Tantramar Breezes,” Argosy , 26:6,
9-10.
Porter, Abigail, 2001 “Wetland Restoration: a Cultural
Interpretation of Marsh Landscapes on the Tantramar in the Later
20th Century,” unpublished B.A. thesis, Mount Allison University.
Province of Nova Scotia, 1760 `Preamble,' Act
for Appointing Commissioners of Sewers.
Province of Nova Scotia, 1987 Maritime
Dykelands: the 350 year struggle Halifax: Department of Agriculture and Marketing.
Robinson, J. and T. Rispin, 1774 A
Journey through Nova Scotia containing a partial account of
the inhabitants York, England:
C. Etherington.
Retson, G. 1966 "Marshland farming in the Sackville
area of New Brunswick," Canadian Farm Economics 1:8.
Snowden, J. 1974 "Footprints
in the Marsh mud: Politics and land settlement in the Township
of Sackville, 1760-1800," unpublished
Master’s thesis, University of New Brunswick.
Summerby-Murray, R. 1997 "Interpreting cultural
landscapes: a historical geography of human settlement on the
Tantramar marshes, New Brunswick," in C. Stadel, (ed) Themes
and Issues of Canadian Geography III Salzburger Geographische
Arbeiten, 34 Salzburg, Austria: Institute of Geography and Geoinformation,
University of Salzburg, 157-174.
Surette, Paul, 2005, Atlas of the Acadian Settlement of the Beaubassin 1660 to 1775: Tintamarre and Le Lac. Sackville, NB Tantramar Heritage Trust.
Thurston, Harry 2004 A Place
between the Tides: A Naturalists Reflection on the Salt Marsh Toronto:
Douglas and McIntyre/Greystone Books.
Trueman, George A. 1899 “The marsh and
lake region at the head of Chignecto Bay,” Bulletin
of the Natural History Society of New Brunswick, 4, ii.
Trueman, Howard 1902 The
Chignecto Isthmus and its first settlers Toronto: William Briggs.
Webster, John Clarence, 1930, The Forts of Chignecto, A Study of the Eighteenth Century Conflict between France and Great Britain in Acadia. Shediac, NB published by the author.
Wynn, G. 1985 "Late eighteenth century agriculture
on the Bay of Fundy marshlands," in P. Buckner and D. Frank,
(eds)The Acadiensis Reader: Volume 1: Atlantic
Canada before Confederation Fredericton: Acadiensis Press,
44-53.
|