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In 1879, one of the first initiatives of the newly formed Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society was support for public lectures on a range of topics. These lectures were later published as the Transactions of the Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society, or Transactions for short. Seventy-two Transactions had been published by 1909, when the Society entered a period of inactivity. These are referred to as the First Series. This was followed by the Second Series (sometimes called the New Series) published between the World Wars, from 1926 to 1936. Finally, the Third Series was published starting in 1944. It was joined in 1956 by the Society's magazine Manitoba Pageant. Both were succeeded in 1980 by the journal Manitoba History.
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Paper on the Need for the Society and Possible Fields of Research by Alexander McArthur
Unpublished MHS address, 1879
President's Inaugural Address by E. B. Wood
Unpublished MHS address, 1879
The North West Passage by William Kennedy
Unpublished MHS address, 1879
On Cosmology and Chronology by E. B. Wood
Unpublished MHS address, 1879
Explorations in the Far West by J. Macoun
Unpublished MHS address, c1880
On a Region to the West Hitherto Regarded as Barren Land by J. Macoun
Unpublished MHS address, c1880
Moore and Burns by N. F. Davin
Unpublished MHS address, c1880
Arctic Experiences and Expedition to Repulse Bay in Search of Sir John Franklin by William Kennedy
Unpublished MHS address, 1880
Sketch of the Earlier Life of the Earl of Selkirk by G. Bryce
Unpublished MHS address, 1881
The Reindeer by Alexander McArthur
Unpublished MHS address, 1881
Indian Traditions by Frank L. Hunt
Unpublished MHS address, 1881
The Public Health by Dr. Kerr
Unpublished MHS address, 1881
The Inner Life of a War Correspondent; Royal Persons Whom I Have Met by Archibald Forbes
Unpublished MHS address, 1881
The Winter Birds of Manitoba by Alexander McArthur
Unpublished MHS address, 1882
On Energy by James H. Rowan
Unpublished MHS address, 23 February 1882.
Critique on Caroline Fox’s “Memoirs of Old Friends” by Alexander McArthur
Unpublished MHS address, 23 March 1882.
Synopsis of “Pain’s English Literature” by David Cowan
Unpublished MHS address, 13 April 1882.
The Causes of the Rising in the Red River Settlement, 1869-70 by Alexander McArthur
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 1, 5 October 1882, Winnipeg.
The Arctic Regions and Hudson’s Bay Route by Dr. John Rae
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 2, 11 October 1882, Winnipeg.
On Free Public Libraries by T. C. L. Armstrong
Unpublished MHS address, 19 October 1882.
Gleanings from the Geology of the Red River Valley by J. Hoyes Panton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 3, 28 December 1882, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Winnipeg Country: its Discovery and the Great Consequences Resulting by George Bryce
MHS Transaction Series 1, No. 4, 25 January 1883, Winnipeg.
Roadways and Carriageways by Alan McDougall, C.E.
Unpublished MHS address, 22 February 1883.
Silurian Outcrop of Red River Strata by J. Hoyes Panton
Unpublished MHS address, 22 February 1883.
The Deer and Its Preservation in Manitoba by Ernest Thompson Seton
Unpublished MHS address, 22 February 1883.
The Sioux Language by William A. Burman
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 5, 22 March 1883, Winnipeg.
The Sources of Northwestern History by William Dennis
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 6, 26 April 1883, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Navigation of Hudson Bay and Straits by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 7, 10 May 1883, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Discovery of the Sources of the Yukon by Chief Factor Campbell
Unpublished MHS address, 1883.
In Memoriam: Late A. K. Isbister, M.A., LL.B., Honorary Member by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 8, read 26 July 1883, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Notes and Comments on Harmon’s Journal 1800-1820 by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 9, read 13 December 1883, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Fragmentary Leaves from the Geological Records of the Great Northwest by J. Hoyes Panton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 10, read 24 January 1884, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Our Water Supply: Suggestions as to the Water we Drink and Where to Get it From by Dr. Niven Agnew
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 11, read 21 February 1884, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
The Red River by William Murdoch
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 12, read 24 April 1884, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
The Red River by James H. Rowan
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 13, read 24 April 1884, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
The Prairie Chicken. Scientific Description of the Bird and its Habits. Hints on Rearing and Domestication by Ernest Thompson Seton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 14, read 22 May 1884, Winnipeg.
Gleanings from Outcrops of Silurian Strata in the Red River Valley by J. Hoyes Panton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 15A, read 1884, Winnipeg: Wallace and May.
Our Crop Markets by Thomas C. Scoble
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 15B, read 8 January 1885, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Prairie Fires by Ernest Thompson Seton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 16, read 8 January 1885, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Some Historical Names and Places of the Canadian North-West by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 17, read 12 January 1885, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Galileo by Matthew Ryan
Unpublished MHS address, read 27 March 1885.
Ethnology of Alaska by J. H. Inkster
Unpublished MHS address, read 26 May 1885.
Hudson Bay by Dr. W. Haydon
Unpublished MHS address, 28 May 1885.
British Columbia by Walter Moberly
Unpublished MHS address, 28 May 1885.
The Mound Builders by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 18, read 28 May 1885, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Old Settlers of Red River by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 19, read 26 November 1885, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
Notes on the Geology of Some Islands in Lake Winnipeg by J. Hoyes Panton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 20, read 25 January 1886, Winnipeg.
On the Proposed Change of Time Marking to a Decimal System. A Plea that the Duodecimal System be Retained by R. E. W. Goodridge
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 21, read 25 February 1886, Winnipeg: Manitoba Daily Free Press.
The Chinook Winds and Other Climatic Conditions of the North-West by A. Bowerman
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 22, read 22 April 1886, Winnipeg.
A List of the Mammals of Manitoba by Ernest Thompson Seton
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 23, read 27 May 1886, Winnipeg: Manitoban Printing.
The Souris Country: Its Monuments, Mounds, Forts and Rivers by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 24, read 10 November 1886, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The French Element in the Canadian Northwest by Lewis Drummond
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 25, read 25 November 1886, Winnipeg: Northwest Review.
The Footsteps of Time in the Red River Valley with Special Reference to the Salt Springs and Flowing Wells to be Found in it by Angus McCharles
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 26, read 16 December 1886, Winnipeg.
A Prairie Tragedy: The Fate of Thomas Simpson, the Arctic Explorer by Alexander McArthur
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 27, read 23 December 1886, Winnipeg: G. C. Mortimore.
Our Winter Birds by Alexander McArthur
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 28, read 27 January 1887, Winnipeg: The Manitoban Printing Company.
Numismatics by Rev. C. T. Weatherly
Unpublished MHS address, read 24 March 1887.
Some Red River Settlement History by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 29, read 29 April 1887, Winnipeg: Call Printing.
Resume of Critical Changes in English History by Goldwin Smith
Unpublished MHS address, read 13 August 1887.
Sketch of the Life of John Tanner, a Famous Manitoba Scout: a Border Type by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 30, read 26 April 1888, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Henry’s Journal, Covering Adventures and Experiences in the Fur Trade on the Red River 1799-1801 by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 31, read 4 May 1888, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Abortive Fenian Raid on Manitoba: Account by One Who Knew its Secret History by Gilbert McMicken
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 32, read 11 May 1888, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Original Letters and Other Documents Relating to the Selkirk Settlement by George Bryce and Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 33, read 17 January 1889, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Botany and its Relation to Meteorology by T. Wilson
Unpublished MHS address, read 24 January 1889
Annual Report for the Year 1888 and President’s Inaugural Address by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 34, read 28 February 1889, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Continuation of Henry’s Journal: Covering Adventures and Experiences in the Fur Trade on the Red River, 1799-1801 by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 35, read 28 March 1889, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Lord Selkirk’s Deed from the Hudson’s Bay Company by James Taylor
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 36, read 25 April 1889, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Henry’s Journal by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 37, read 9 May 1889, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Two Provisional Governments in Manitoba Containing an Interesting Discussion of the Riel Rebellion with an Appendix Embodying the Four Bills of Rights Verbatim by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 38, read 9 January 1890, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Land and Sea Birds Nesting Within the Arctic Circle in the Lower Mackenzie River District by Roderick R. MacFarlane
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 39, read 25 June 1889, Winnipeg.
Cree Syllabic by Rev. John Semmens
Unpublished MHS address, read 1890.
The First Recorder of Rupert’s Land by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 40, read 4 May 1890, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Surface Geology of the Red River and Assiniboine Valleys by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 41, read 22 January 1891, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Alaska and British Columbia by K. N. L. McDonald
Unpublished MHS address, read 29 October 1891.
Older Geology of the Red River and Assiniboine Valleys by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 42, read 26 November 1891, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Seven Oaks: An Account of the Affair of Seven Oaks; The Circumstances Which led up to it; A Description of the Contestants; The Events of the Conflict, including the Death of Governor Semple and his Followers; and a Report of Proceedings of the Gathering for the Unveiling of the “Seven Oaks Monument,” June 19th, 1891 by George Bryce and Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 43, 19 June 1891, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Bibliography of the Hudson’s Bay Company by George Bryce
Unpublished MHS address, read 1 December 1892.
The Land Tenures of the Hudson’s Bay Company and the Titles of the Selkirk Settlers by Archer Martin
Unpublished MHS address, read 1 December 1892 (published in Western Law Times of Canada, December 1892).
Social Customs and Amusements of the Early Days in Red River Settlement and Rupert’s Land by John McBeth
Transactions Series 1, No. 44, read 24 January 1893, Winnipeg.
The Old Crow Wing Trail by John C. Schultz
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 45, read 5 April 1894, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Early Days in Winnipeg by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 46, read 13 February 1894, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
A Forgotten Northern Fortress by John C. Schultz
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 47, read 13 February 1894, Winnipeg.
Some Very Old Inhabitants by John C. Schultz
Unpublished MHS address, read 29 November 1894.
Worthies of Old Red River by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 48, read 11 February 1896, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Lake of the Woods: Its History, Geology, Mining and Manufacturing by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 49, read 23 February 1897, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Farm Life in the Selkirk Colony by Rev. Roderick G. McBeth
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 50, read 22 April 1897, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Notes on Land Birds Observed in Winnipeg and its Vicinity by William A. Burman
Unpublished MHS address, read 13 January 1898.
The Game Birds of Manitoba by George E. Atkinson
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 51, read 14 April 1898, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Sketch of the Life and Discoveries of Robert Campbell, Chief Factor of the Hudson’s Bay Company by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 52, read 14 April 1898, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Manitoba Birds of Prey, and the Small Mammals Destroyed by Them by George E. Atkinson
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 53, read 8 December 1898, Winnipeg: Stovel.
Historical Sketch of the Charitable Institutions of Winnipeg by Marion Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 54, read 21 February 1899, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Present Status of Natural Science in Manitoba and the Northwest by William A. Burman
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 55, read 14 July 1900, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
On the St. Paul Trail in the Sixties by William G. Fonseca
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 56, read 26 January 1900, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Early Red River Culture by Marion Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 57, read 12 February 1901, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Notes and Observations of Travels on the Athabasca and Slave Lake Regions in 1899 by W. J. McLean
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 58, read 12 February 1901, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Early Icelandic Settlements in Canada by Sigtryggur Jónasson
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 59, read 21 March 1901, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Insectivorous Birds of Manitoba by George E. Atkinson
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 60, read 14 November 1901, Winnipeg: Stovel, 1903.
Britain’s One Utopia by Frank Larned Hunt
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 61, read 13 February 1902, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The First Canadian Woman in the Northwest by Georges Dugas
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 62, read 12 December 1901, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press, 1902.
Letters of a Pioneer, Alexander Ross by George Bryce (editor)
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 63, read 10 February 1903, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
Personal Experience of the Late Rebellion in 1885, and a Description of the Massacre of Frog Lake by W. J. McLean
Unpublished MHS address, read 1903.
Treasures of our Library by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 64, read 9 February 1904, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Legend of the Cliff and Cave Dwellers of Arizona by J. Rouse (Editor, Los Angeles Times)
Unpublished MHS address, read 9 February 1904.
Rare Bird Records of Manitoba by George E. Atkinson
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 65, read 9 February 1904, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press
Among the Mound Builders’ Remains by George Bryce
MHS Transaction Series 1, No. 66, read 9 February 1904, Winnipeg.
Our Indian Treaties by David Laird
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 67, 1905, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
A Review-History of the Passenger Pigeon of Manitoba by George E. Atkinson
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 68, 1905, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Moose and Wapiti of Manitoba: a Plea for their Preservation by John Percival Turner
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 69, read 8 March 1906, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
A Great City Library by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 70, read 8 March 1906, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Galicians Dwelling in Canada and Their Origin by Michael A. Sherbinin
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 71, 1906, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
A Sketch of the British Association for the Advancement of Science by George Bryce
MHS Transactions Series 1, No. 72, 1906, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press.
The Earliest Fur Traders on the Upper Red River and Red Lake, Minn., 1783-1810 by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 2, No. 1, read 1928, Winnipeg: Grain Trade Press.
A Prehistoric Copper Hook by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 2, No. 2, read 1927, Winnipeg: Dawson Richardson.
The Old Forts of Winnipeg, 1738-1927 by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 2, No. 3, read 1927, Winnipeg: Dawson Richardson.
The Journal of Henry Kelsey, 1691-1692 by Charles N. Bell
MHS Transactions Series 2, No. 4, read 24 May 1928, Winnipeg: Dawson Richardson.
Early Assiniboine Trading Posts of the Souris-Mouth Group, 1785-1832: Amplification of a Paper Read Before the Society, November 1928 by David A. Stewart
MHS Transactions Series 2, No. 5, 1930, Winnipeg: Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba.
Life in Fort Garry in the Early Days by Anne M. Cowan
Unpublished MHS address, 10 December 1931.
Number 1 (1944-1945 Season)
The Grey Nuns Travel West by Sister Mary Murphy
Archaeology in the Rock and Pelican Lake Area of Southern Manitoba by Chris Vickers
Early Icelandic Settlements in Canada by S. J. Sommerville
Church History Resources in Manitoba by G. B. King
Number 2 (1945-1946 Season)
Aboriginal Backgrounds in Southern Manitoba by Chris Vickers
All Western Dollars by Peter Lowe
Early Red River Homes by Lillian Gibbons
The Background of the Battle of Fort Whyte by James A. Jackson
The Origins of Mennonite Institutions in Early Manitoba by E. K. Francis
Number 3 (1946-1947 Season)
Floods at Red River: Some Tales of the Great Inundations of 1826, 1852, 1861 by Samuel P. Matheson
Early Winnipeg Newspapers: The Last 70 Years of Journalism at Fort Garry and Winnipeg by John W. Dafoe
An Early Manitoba Diary: J. W. Harris' Private Account of Events and Personalities Mainly in Winnipeg, 1869 to 1922 by Percy Eaton
Grease Paint on the Prairies: An Account of the Theatres, the Plays and Players of Winnipeg to 1921 by Irene Craig
Number 4 (1947-1948 Season)
Life in the Early West by Margaret Arnett MacLeod
Some Manitoba Women Who Did First Things by Lillian B. Thomas
School Inspectors of the Early Days in Manitoba by A. A. Herriot
Early Doctors of Red River and Manitoba by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Number 5 (1948-1949 Season)
The Establishment of Manitoba's First Provincial Government by F. A. Milligan
Private Letters from the Fur Trade: A Selection from the Correspondence of William McMurray, between 1845 and 1871 by Clifford P. Wilson
Souris River Forts in the Hartney District by G. A. McMorran
Number 6 (1949-1950 Season)
The Postal History of Red River, British North America by Dr. Murray Campbell
The Question of Louis Riel's Insanity by Olive Knox
Pioneer Protestant Ministers at Red River by Harry Shave
The Language Problem in Manitoba's Schools by Robert Fletcher
Number 7 (1950-1951 Season)
Lord Gordon Gordon by John L. Johnston
Number 8 (1951-1952 Season)
Pioneer Trails in Education Between the Lakes by E. D. Parker
The Story of Beautiful Plains by Irene L. Richards
Number 9 (1952-1953 Season)
President's Address on the Occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the Society by William L. Morton
Early Surveys in Manitoba by H. E. Beresford
St. Peter's Dynevor, The original Indian settlement of Western Canada by Rev. T. C. B. Boon
Land Grants Under the Manitoba Act by H. D. Kemp
Number 10 (1953-1954 Season)
In Memorium: Dr. John Leslie Johnston
Early Manitoba Railroads by H. W. Winkler
Manitoba Jewish history - Early Times by Rabbi A. A. Chiel
Early Days in Souris and Glenwood by Alice E. Brown
Number 11 (1954-1955 Season)
In Memorium: Alexander Shirriff Morrison
The Life and Times of Archbishop Tache by Maurice Prud'homme
The History of Pharmacy in Manitoba by Dougald Mcdougall
Eastern Cree Indians by J. W. Anderson
Number 12 (1955-1956 Season)
Honorary Secretary's Report by Paul Yuzyk
Silver Creek District in the Early Days by The Hon. T. A. Crerar
Alexander Kennedy Isbister by H. C. Knox
The Story of the Manitoba Legislature by M. S. Donnelly
A Brief History of Manitoba Fisheries by Alexander S. Barbour
Number 13 (1956-1957 Season)
The Title to Land in Manitoba by Edwin A. Pridham
Honourable Edmund Burke Wood by Roy St. George Stubbs
Number 14 (1957-1958 Season)
Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society, Inaugural Address - 1879 by Edmund B. Wood
Honorary Secretary's Report - 1958 by Aileen Garland
Early Manitoba Rural Newspapers by Major A. M. Pratt
The Hudson Bay Railway by Leonard F. Earl
Sir Hugh John Macdonald by G. P. MacLeod
The Origin and Growth of Western Canada Aviation by Roy Brown
Number 15 (1958-1959 Season)
Honorary Secretary's Report - 1959 by Aileen Garland
A History of Transportation in Winnipeg by Walter E. Bradley
The Métis in Manitoba by Jean Lagasse
Edward A. Partridge by Ralph Hedlin
Early Minnedosa: The Crossing, the Town and the Railway by Dr. William J. Rose
Number 16 (1959-1960 Season)
Honorary Secretary's Report - 1960 by Aileen Garland
The Nor'Wester and the Men who Established it by Aileen Garland
The Canadian Newspaper Today by George V. Ferguson
The Battle at Grand Couteau by William L. Morton
The Reform Movement in Manitoba, 1910-1915 by Lionel Orlikow
Number 17 (1960-1961 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1961 by Alice E. Brown
The Hutterites - History and Communal Organization of a Rural Group in Manitoba by Victor Peters
Local Government Reorganization by R. Murray Fisher
Indian Migrations in Manitoba and the West by Walter M. Hlady
Settlement in Southwest Manitoba, 1870-1891 by Thomas R. Weir
Number 18 (1961-1962 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1962 by Alice E. Brown
Rails Across the Red - Selkirk or Winnipeg by Ruben C. Bellan
The Fur Trade Posts of the Souris-mouth Area by Alice E. Brown
The Institute of Rupert's Land and Bishop David Anderson by Rev. T. C. B. Boon
Number 19 (1962-1963 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1963 by Alice E. Brown
Grand Rapids - an Old Historical Spot, 1727-1760 by Antoine Champagne
A Mennonite Community in the East Reserve: Its Origin and Growth by William Friesen
Arch Dale: The Pictorial Spokesman of the West by Peter Kuch
Number 20 (1963-1964 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1964 by Joseph E. Martin
Dr. J. C. Schultz by Dr. Murray Campbell
The Negro in Minnesota, 1800 to 1865 by Dr. Earl Spangler
Sidelights on the History of Assiniboia by Edgar S. Russenholt
Expansion of Settlement in Manitoba, 1870-1890 by J. Friesen
History of the Electrical Industry in Manitoba by David S. G. Ross
A Symposium of Biculturalism in Manitoba by MHS and La Société Historique de St. Boniface
Number 21 (1964-1965 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1965 by Joseph E. Martin
Early Days of Minnedosa by Mrs. E. J. Brown
Culture Change Among the Northern Ojibwa by Prof. Jack Steinbring
Community Builders - Early Ukrainian Teachers by John H. Syrnick
Foundations of Dual Education at Red River, 1811-1834 by Cornelius J. Jaenen
A History of the Telephone in Manitoba by Gilbert A. Muir
The Mennonites and the Protestant Ethic by Dr. Katherine George
Number 22 (1965-1966 Season)
Honorary Secretary's Report by Joseph E. Martin
The Patrons of Industry in Manitoba, 1890-1898 by Brian R. McCutcheon
The Growth of the Winnipeg Jewish Community and the Evolution of its Educational Institutions by Harvey H. Herstein
The Use of the Bow by our Indians by Joseph Vermander
Rebellion in Upper Canada, 1837 by J. Edgar Rea
Number 23 (1966-1967 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by Edith Steenson
John A. Macdonald, Confederation and the Canadian West by Donald G. Creighton
From Fort Douglas to the Forks by Anne M. Henderson
The United States and the Red River Settlement by Hartwell Bowsfield
The Crucial Decade: Red River at the Outbreak of the American Civil War by Alan F. J. Artibise
Number 24 (1967-1968 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by Edith Steenson
Recent Developments in Economic History by Harry C. Pentland
J. S. Woodworth - Personal Recollections by Grace MacInnis
Canadian-American Relations: The Background by Hartwell Bowsfield
Confederation in Perspective by Duff Roblin
Bonanza Farming in the Red River by Hiram Drache
Backgrounds of the Dialect called Bungi by Margaret Stobie
Mackenzie King and the National Identity by Blair Neatby
Number 25 (1968-1969 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1969 by Edith Steenson
The Verendryes and Their Successors, 1727-1760 by Antoine Champagne
The Jewish Contribution to the Opening and Development of the West by Abraham J. Arnold
Sir John A. Macdonald by John G. Diefenbaker
Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie by Roy St. George Stubbs
Adams George Archibald, First Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba by Richard S. Bowles
Number 26 (1969-1970 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1970 by Edith Steenson
The Man Who Created the Corner of Portage and Main by George F. Reynolds
Demographic Influences at York Fort, 1714-1716 by John T. Maurice
The North-West Transportation Company: Personal and Attitudes by Donald Swainson
George Brown and Confederation by J. M. S. Careless
The Architectural-Historical Survey, Part 2 by Norman C. H. Russell
Bishop Taché and the Confederation of Manitoba, 1869-1870 by Lionel Dorge
Number 27 (1970-1971 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by Edith Steenson
Captain William Kennedy by Edward C. Shaw
Winter Packet by Rev. R. Leslie Taylor
Wapella Farm Settlement: The First Successful Jewish Farm Settlement in Canada by Cyril E. Leonoff
Winnipeg Red Lights by Joy Cooper
Advertising Winnipeg: The Campaign For Immigrants and Industry, 1874-1914 by Alan F. J. Artibise
Number 28 (1971-1972 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by David McDowell
The Red River Cart and Trails: The Fur Trade by Harry B. Brehaut
The Dissolution of the Coalition - Roblin's Rise to Leadership by David J. McCormick
Was Amor de Cosmos the Louis Riel of British Columbia? by Abraham J. Arnold
Water and Adaptive Strategies in Settling the Canadian West by John H. Warkentin
Charles Wesley Speers: Dynamic Colonizer of Western Canada by E. H. Heber
The Methodist Church and the “European foreigners” of Winnipeg, All People's Mission 1889-1914 by George N. Emery
The Honourable Thomas Alexander Crerar, Marquette Riding and the Union Government Election of 1917 by Foster J. K. Griezic
Number 29 (1972-1973 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by David McDowell
Some Old Winnipeg Buildings by Randy R. Rostecki
The Early Jewish Physicians in Manitoba by Harry Medovy
In Defence of Macdonald's Constitution by Eugene A. Forsey
The Old Man’s Son - Sir Hugh John Macdonald by Henry J. Guest
The Kennedys - An Unusual Western Family by Edward C. Shaw
Radical Politics in Winnipeg, 1899-1915 by A. Ross McCormack
Number 30 (1973-1974 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report - 1974 by Lovell C. Clark
A Policeman’s Lot is not a Happy One: The Mounted Police and Prohibition in the North-West Territories by Stanley W. Horrall
The Education of Immigrant Children During the First Two Decades of this Century by Sybil Shack
Two Young Men, 1869: Charles Mair and Louis Riel by William L. Morton
Exploration Photographer: Humphrey Lloyd Hime and the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition of 1858 by Richard J. Huyda
The Socialist as Citizen: John Queen and the Mayoralty of Winnipeg, 1935 by A. Brian McKillop
Railways and the Manitoba School Question by James A. Jackson
Number 31 (1974-1975 Season)
Changes in Rural Manitoba’s “Ethnic Mosaic” 1921 to 1961 by Philip D. Keddie
On the Street Where I Live by Maara Haas
The Delights and Dilemmas of Diversity: The Ethnic Factor in Canadian History by Cornelius J. Jaenen
"Destined to Raise Her Caste" Sarah Ballenden and the Foss-Pelly Scandal by Sylvia Van Kirk
One Hundred Years of Freemasonry in Manitoba by Robert E. Emmett
Number 32 (1975-1976 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by Joy Cooper
Some Women Candidates for the Manitoba Legislature by Linda McDowell
The Grand Rapids Tramway: The First Railway in the Canadian Northwest by J. A. Rodger Letourneau
John Taylor and the Pioneer Icelandic Settlement in Manitoba and his Plea on Behalf of the Persecuted Jewish People by Wilhelm Kristjanson
Chartered Libertine? A Case Against Sir John A. Macdonald and Some Answers by Peter B. Waite
George Chipman and the Institutionalization of a Reform Movement by Ian MacPherson
Number 33 (1976-1977 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by A. R. Kear
The Winnipeg Jewish community: Its Radical Elements 1905-1918 by Roz Usiskin
John M. Egan, a Railway Officer in Winnipeg, 1882-1886. An Account of Canadian Pacific's First Years in the Manitoba Capital by Omar Lavallee
The Deutsche Zeitung für Canada: A Nazi Newspaper in Winnipeg by Jonathan F. Wagner
“As Cold as I Ever Knew” by Joseph Cohen, Feb. 22, 1802. The Changing Climate of Manitoba by Tim Ball
Life on the Boundary Commission (1872-74), Being Extracts from Letters of Charles Sibbald, Jr. 1873-1874 by Rev. R. Leslie Taylor
Number 34 (1977-1978 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by A. R. Kear
Electric Light Comes to Winnipeg by Herbert W. Blake
The Twenties in Northern Manitoba by Gerald W. Malaher
Some Comments on the Social Origins of the Riel Protest of 1869 by Frits Pannekoek
The First Juvenile Court Judge: The Hon. Thomas Mayne Daly KC by Roy St. George Stubbs
Number 35 (1978-1979 Season)
Honorary Secretary’s Report by A. R. Kear
“The Healthiest Part of the Known World” Prince of Wales Fort as Fur Trade Post and Community in the 18th century by Michael B. Payne
Early Wireless and Radio in Manitoba 1909-1924 by George F. Reynolds
The Winnipeg Jewish Community and Politics: The Inter-War Years, 1919-1939 by Henry M. Trachtenberg
Current Discussions on Constitutional Reform by Gerald W. Mercier
Harry Cater: The Personification of the Successful Municipal Politician? by Dr. W. Leland Clark
In 1980, Transactions was succeeded by Manitoba History.
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