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The W. Stewart MacNutt Memorial Lectures honour the late historian, professor, and humanitarian for his work at UNB and his efforts to develop the history of the Atlantic Provinces as a field of study.


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The [[W._Stewart_MacNutt|W. Stewart MacNutt]] Memorial Lectures honour the late historian, professor, and humanitarian for his work at UNB and his efforts to develop the history of the Atlantic Provinces as a field of study. Beginning in 1983, the lectures were held at both the UNB Fredericton and UNB Saint John campuses.
 
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| '''Year'''
| '''Name of Lecturer'''
| '''Title of Lecture'''
|-
| 16 October 1980
| Presented by Stuart Pierson; written by David Alexander
| "Literacy and Economic Development in Nineteenth Century Newfoundland"
|-
| 15 October 1981
| John M. Bumsted
| "The Household of Edward Jarvis: Victorian Family Life in the Maritime Provinces, 1830-1860"
|-
| 9-10 February 1983
| Alex Colville
| "An Artist in the Maritimes"
|-
|-
| '''Year'''
| 31 January - 1 February 1984
| '''Name of Lecturer'''
| Judith Fingard
| '''Title of Lecture'''
| "Beyond the Halifax Barracks: The Social Context of Late Victorian Army Life"
|-
|-
| 16 October 1980
| 13, 15 November 1984
| Presented by Stuart Pierson; written by David Alexander
| Naomi Griffiths
| "Literacy and Economic Development in Nineteenth Century Newfoundland"
| "Acadian Perceptions: Perceptions of Acadians"
|-
|-
| 15 October 1981
| 6-7 November 1985
| John M. Bumsted
| George Story
| "The Household of Edward Jarvis: Victorian Family Life in the Maritime Provinces, 1830-1860"
| "A Tune Beyond Us As We Are: Reflections on Newfoundland Song and Ballad"
|-
|-
| 9 February 1983
| 4, 6 November 1986
| Alex Colville
| George A. Rawlyk
| "An Artist in the Maritimes"
| "Fundamentalism, Modernism and the Maritime Baptists in the 1920s and 1930s"
|-
|-
| 1 February 1984
| 19-20 October 1988
| Judith Fingard
| Robert H. Babcock
| "Beyond the Halifax Barracks: The Social Context of Late Victorian Army Life"
| "The Saint John Longshoremen, 1880-1922"
|-
|-
| 13 November 1984
| 15-16 November 1989
| Naomi Griffiths
| Margaret Conrad
| "Acadian Perceptions: Perceptions of Acadians"
| "Atlantic Regional Protest in Caricature: The Political Cartoons of Donald McRitchie and Robert Chambers"
|-
|-
| 7 November 1985
| 29-30 October 1990
| George Story
| Peter B. Waite
| "A Tune Beyond Us As We Are: Reflections on Newfoundland Song and Ballad"
| "Out of Albert County: R. B. Bennett Revisited"
|-
|-
| 4 November 1986
| 5-6 November 1991
| George A. Rawlyk
| Peter Neary
| "Fundamentalism, Modernism and the Maritime Baptists in the 1920s and 1930s"
| "Yanks: How They Influenced the Course of Newfoundland History, 1940-1949"
|-
|-
| 20 October 1988
| 23, 25 November 1992
| Robert H. Babcock
| Gwendolyn Davies
| "The Saint John Longshoremen, 1880-1922"
| "The World is Hers: Maritime New Women and the Literature of Social Change before World War I"
|-
|-
| 16 November 1989
| 26-27 October 1993
| Margaret Conrad
| Rosemary Ommer
| "Atlantic Regional Protest in Caricature: The Political Cartoons of Donald McRitchie and Robert Chambers"
| "100 Years of Fishery Crisis in Newfoundland"
|-
|-
| 30 October 1990
| 7-8 November 1994
| Peter B. Waite
| Eric W. Sager
| "Out of Albert County: R. B. Bennett Revisited"
| "Wooden Ships and Iron Men: The Golden Age of Sail Revisited"
|-
|-
| 5 November 1991
| 21-22 November 1995
| Peter Neary
| James A. Tuck
| "Yanks: How They Influenced the Course of Newfoundland History, 1940-1949"
| "A Glimpse at the Colony of Avalon: Lord Baltimore's First New World Plantation"
|-
|-
| 23 November 1992
| 9-10 October 1996
| Gwendolyn Davies
| Ian McKay
| "The World is Hers: Maritime New Women and the Literature of Social Change before World War I"
| "Of Karl Marx and the Bluenose: In Search of Maritime Socialism"
|-
|-
| 26 October 1993
| 12-13 November 1997
| Rosemary Ommer
| William Acheson
| "100 Years of Fishery Crisis in Newfoundland"
| "Gentlemen, Farmers and Reformers: The Modernization of Agriculture in 19th Century New Brunswick"
|-
|-
| 7 November 1994
| 27-28 October 1998
| Eric W. Sager
| Colin D. Howell
| "Wooden Ships and Iron Men: The Golden Age of Sail Revisited"
| "Two Outs: Writing about Sport and Maritime History"
|-
|-
| 22 November 1995
| 19-20 October 1999
| James A. Tuck
| Peter Sinclair
| "A Glimpse at the Colony of Avalon: Lord Baltimore's First New World Plantation"
| "Household Labour is Doing Gender: The Sexual Division of Labour on the Bonavista Peninsula, Nfld."
|-
|-
| 10 October 1996
| 8-9 November 2000
| Ian McKay
| Priscilla Renouf
| "Of Karl Marx and the Bluenose: In Search of Maritime Socialism"
| "Ancient Culture, Bountiful Seas: Five Thousand Years of Human Settlement on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland"
|-
|-
| 12 November 1997
| 14-15 November 2001
| William Acheson
| Ian Stewart
| "Gentlemen, Farmers and Reformers: The Modernization of Agriculture in 19th Century New Brunswick"
| "New Brunswick and the Elusive Canadian Identity"
|-
|-
| 27 October 1998
| 16-17 October 2002
| Colin D. Howell
| John G. Reid
| "Two Outs: Writing about Sport and Maritime History"
| "Viola Barnes (1885-1979): The Gender of History and the North Atlantic Mind"
|-
|-
| 19 October 1999
| 8-9 October 2003
| Peter Sinclair
| James W. St. G. Walker
| "Household Labour is Doing Gender: The Sexual Division of Labour on the Bonavista Peninsula, Nfld."
| "The Rights Revolution: Lessons from the Maritimes"
|-
|-
| 8 November 2000
| 17-18 November 2004
| Priscilla Renouf
| George Elliott Clarke
| "Ancient Culture, Bountiful Seas: Five Thousand Years of Human Settlement on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland"
| "A. B. Walker and Anna Minerva Henderson: the Forebears of African-New Brunswick Literature"
|-
|-
| 14 November 2001
| 22-23 November 2005
| Ian Stewart
| Anthony T. Charles
| "New Brunswick and the Elusive Canadian Identity"
| "Challenge and Change in the Atlantic Coastlines: Communities, Fisheries, and Managing Together"
|-
|-
| 16 October 2002
| 3-4 October 2006
| John G. Reid
| James K. Hiller
| "Viola Barnes (1885-1979): The Gender of History and the North Atlantic Mind"
| "Robert Bond and the Pink, White, and Green Flag: Some Reflections of Newfoundland as a Colony, Dominion, and Province"
|-
|-
| 8 October 2003
| 29-30 October 2007
| James W. St. G. Walker
| Robert Young
| "The Rights Revolution: Lessons from the Maritimes"
| "Writing - and Not Writing - New Brunswick History"
|-
|-
| 17 November 2004
| 17-18 November 2008
| George Elliott Clarke
| Suzanne Morton
| "A. B. Walker and Anna Minerva Henderson: the Forebears of African-New Brunswick Literature"
| "How Atlantic Canada Invented the Welfare State: Jane B. Wisdom, 1884-1974"
|-
|-
| 23 November 2005
| 2-3 December 2009
| Anthony T. Charles
| Herménégilde Chaisson
| "Challenge and Change in the Atlantic Coastlines: Communities, Fisheries, and Managing Together"
| "Eclectic Atlantic"
|-
|-
| 3 October 2006
| 23-24 November 2010
| James K. Hiller
| Sylvia Hamilton
| "Robert Bond and the Pink, White, and Green Flag: Some Reflections of Newfoundland as a Colony, Dominion, and Province"
| "When and Where I Enter: History, Film and Memory"
|-
|-
| 29 October 2007
| 26-27 October 2011
| Robert Young
| Herb Wyile
| "Writing - and Not Writing - New Brunswick History"
| "No Left-Turn at Tim Horton's: Atlantic Canada and Atlantic-Canadian Literature in the Neoliberal Era"
|-
|-
| 17 November 2008
| 28-29 November 2012
| Suzanne Morton
| Linda McQuaig
| "How Atlantic Canada Invented the Welfare State: Jane B. Wisdom, 1884-1974"
| "The Trouble with Billionaires: How Extreme Inequality Thwarts the Common Good’
|-
|-
| 2 December 2009
| 16-17 October 2013
| Herménégilde Chaisson
| Sean Cadigan
| "Eclectic Atlantic"
| "Boom, Bust and Bluster: The Oil Daze of Newfoundland and Labrador, Atlantic Canada’s 'Have' Province"
|-
|-
| 23 November 2010
| 29-30 September 2014
| Sylvia Hamilton
| Ged Martin
| "When and Where I Enter: History, Film and Memory"
|  
"New Brunswick: Cradle of Confederation"
 
|-
|-
| 26 October 2011
|  
| Herb Wyile
3 November 2015
| "No Left-Turn at Tim Horton's: Atlantic Canada and Atlantic-Canadian Literature in the Neoliberal Era"
 
| Rebecca Dunham
| "Words are Wanting to Represent the Severity...The Unexpected Discovery of an Eroding 18th Century Mass Grave at the Fortress of Louisbourg"
|-
|-
| 28 November 2012
| 22 November 2016
| Linda McQuaig
| Phillip Buckner
| "The Trouble with Billionaires: How Extreme Inequality Thwarts the Common Good’
| "Beware the Canadian Wolf?: The Maritimes and Confederation"
|-
|-
| 16 October 2013
| 28 March 2018
| Sean Cadigan
| Micah Pawling
| "Boom, Bust and Bluster: The Oil Daze of Newfoundland and Labrador, Atlantic Canada’s 'Have' Province"
| "Passamaquoddy Waterscapes in the Nineteenth Century: Homelands, Ethnohistory, and Community Engagement"
|-
| 14 March 2019
| Harvey Whitfield
| "Slave Lives Matter''':  '''Putting Biography at the Centre of Atlantic Canadian Slavery Studies"
|}
|}


<br/>'''Source(s):'''
<br/> '''Source(s):'''
 
*UA Case 212.
 
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*UA Case 212.
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The W. Stewart MacNutt Memorial Lectures honour the late historian, professor, and humanitarian for his work at UNB and his efforts to develop the history of the Atlantic Provinces as a field of study. Beginning in 1983, the lectures were held at both the UNB Fredericton and UNB Saint John campuses.

Year Name of Lecturer Title of Lecture
16 October 1980 Presented by Stuart Pierson; written by David Alexander "Literacy and Economic Development in Nineteenth Century Newfoundland"
15 October 1981 John M. Bumsted "The Household of Edward Jarvis: Victorian Family Life in the Maritime Provinces, 1830-1860"
9-10 February 1983 Alex Colville "An Artist in the Maritimes"
31 January - 1 February 1984 Judith Fingard "Beyond the Halifax Barracks: The Social Context of Late Victorian Army Life"
13, 15 November 1984 Naomi Griffiths "Acadian Perceptions: Perceptions of Acadians"
6-7 November 1985 George Story "A Tune Beyond Us As We Are: Reflections on Newfoundland Song and Ballad"
4, 6 November 1986 George A. Rawlyk "Fundamentalism, Modernism and the Maritime Baptists in the 1920s and 1930s"
19-20 October 1988 Robert H. Babcock "The Saint John Longshoremen, 1880-1922"
15-16 November 1989 Margaret Conrad "Atlantic Regional Protest in Caricature: The Political Cartoons of Donald McRitchie and Robert Chambers"
29-30 October 1990 Peter B. Waite "Out of Albert County: R. B. Bennett Revisited"
5-6 November 1991 Peter Neary "Yanks: How They Influenced the Course of Newfoundland History, 1940-1949"
23, 25 November 1992 Gwendolyn Davies "The World is Hers: Maritime New Women and the Literature of Social Change before World War I"
26-27 October 1993 Rosemary Ommer "100 Years of Fishery Crisis in Newfoundland"
7-8 November 1994 Eric W. Sager "Wooden Ships and Iron Men: The Golden Age of Sail Revisited"
21-22 November 1995 James A. Tuck "A Glimpse at the Colony of Avalon: Lord Baltimore's First New World Plantation"
9-10 October 1996 Ian McKay "Of Karl Marx and the Bluenose: In Search of Maritime Socialism"
12-13 November 1997 William Acheson "Gentlemen, Farmers and Reformers: The Modernization of Agriculture in 19th Century New Brunswick"
27-28 October 1998 Colin D. Howell "Two Outs: Writing about Sport and Maritime History"
19-20 October 1999 Peter Sinclair "Household Labour is Doing Gender: The Sexual Division of Labour on the Bonavista Peninsula, Nfld."
8-9 November 2000 Priscilla Renouf "Ancient Culture, Bountiful Seas: Five Thousand Years of Human Settlement on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland"
14-15 November 2001 Ian Stewart "New Brunswick and the Elusive Canadian Identity"
16-17 October 2002 John G. Reid "Viola Barnes (1885-1979): The Gender of History and the North Atlantic Mind"
8-9 October 2003 James W. St. G. Walker "The Rights Revolution: Lessons from the Maritimes"
17-18 November 2004 George Elliott Clarke "A. B. Walker and Anna Minerva Henderson: the Forebears of African-New Brunswick Literature"
22-23 November 2005 Anthony T. Charles "Challenge and Change in the Atlantic Coastlines: Communities, Fisheries, and Managing Together"
3-4 October 2006 James K. Hiller "Robert Bond and the Pink, White, and Green Flag: Some Reflections of Newfoundland as a Colony, Dominion, and Province"
29-30 October 2007 Robert Young "Writing - and Not Writing - New Brunswick History"
17-18 November 2008 Suzanne Morton "How Atlantic Canada Invented the Welfare State: Jane B. Wisdom, 1884-1974"
2-3 December 2009 Herménégilde Chaisson "Eclectic Atlantic"
23-24 November 2010 Sylvia Hamilton "When and Where I Enter: History, Film and Memory"
26-27 October 2011 Herb Wyile "No Left-Turn at Tim Horton's: Atlantic Canada and Atlantic-Canadian Literature in the Neoliberal Era"
28-29 November 2012 Linda McQuaig "The Trouble with Billionaires: How Extreme Inequality Thwarts the Common Good’
16-17 October 2013 Sean Cadigan "Boom, Bust and Bluster: The Oil Daze of Newfoundland and Labrador, Atlantic Canada’s 'Have' Province"
29-30 September 2014 Ged Martin

"New Brunswick: Cradle of Confederation"

3 November 2015

Rebecca Dunham "Words are Wanting to Represent the Severity...The Unexpected Discovery of an Eroding 18th Century Mass Grave at the Fortress of Louisbourg"
22 November 2016 Phillip Buckner "Beware the Canadian Wolf?: The Maritimes and Confederation"
28 March 2018 Micah Pawling "Passamaquoddy Waterscapes in the Nineteenth Century: Homelands, Ethnohistory, and Community Engagement"
14 March 2019 Harvey Whitfield "Slave Lives Matter:  Putting Biography at the Centre of Atlantic Canadian Slavery Studies"


Source(s):

  • UA Case 212.


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