Bibliographie
1. The Canadian Geological Survey and its director, Sir William Edmund Logan, Kt., F.R.S. no. 64032 – 1 microfiche – 8 fr.
2. Survey of interior route from Annapolis to Yarmouth no. 16444 -1 microfiche – 7 fr.
3. Divine worship in connection with the Presbyterian Church in Canada no. 57052 – 2 m. – 66 fr.
4. Letter to Sir John Lubbock, Bart., president – no. 58410 – 1 microfiche – 10 fr.
5. Lettre adressée au secrétaire d’état du Canada au sujet du rapport de la commission royale du Chemin de fer canadien du pacifique – no 61117 – 1 microfiche (31 images) : ill.
6. Universal or cosmic time – no. 61008 – 2 microfiches (59 fr.) : ill.
7. Mémorial du peuple de la rivière Rouge aux gouvernements anglais et canadiens
no 23065 – 1 microfiche (34 images)
8. Memorial of the people of Red River – no. 23064 – 1 microfiche (33 fr.).
9. Rapport sur l’exploration préliminaire du chemin de fer intercolonial, faite en vertu d’instructions du gouvernement canadienen l’année 1864 – no 44275 – 2 microfiches (73 images) : ill., cartes
10. Preliminary report on the projected North-West railway of Canada – no. 22628 1 microfiche (49 fr.) : map.
11. Projected North-West Railway – no. 22745 – 1 microfiche (12 fr.).
12. Report on the Intercolonial Railway exploratory survey no. 29400 – 2 microfiches (88 fr.) : ill., map.
13. Report on the Intercolonial Railway exploratory survey no. 23295 – 2 microfiches (72 fr.) : maps.
14. Report on the Intercolonial Railway exploratory survey no. 06107 – 2 microfiches (71 fr.) : ill.
15. Suggestion on the ter-Colonial Railway, and the construction of a highway and telegraph line between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, within British territory, respectfully submitted to the government of Canada no. 23019 – 1 microfiche (34 fr.)
16. Toronto Mechanics’ Institute – no. 44603 1 microfiche (3 fr.).
17. Toronto Mechanics’ Institute – no. 44602 1 microfiche (3 fr.).
18. Canada and its vast undeveloped interior – no. 18053 1 microfiche (31 fr.).
19. Canada and ocean highways – no. 17793 1 microfiche (22 fr.).
20. Letter to the secretary of state, Canada, in reference to thereport of the Canadian Pacific Railway Royal Commission – no. 30189 1 microfiche (32 fr.) : ill.
21. Memorandum addressed to the Honourable the minister of railways and canals – no. 30187 1 microfiche (14 fr.) : ill.
22. Observations by Mr. Sandford Fleming on the general land policy of the Hudson’s Bay Company – no. 30190 1 microfiche (9 fr.).
23. Papers on time-reckoning and the selection of a prime meridian to be common to all nations no. 28786 1 microfiche (46 fr.) : ill., maps.
24. Papers on time-reckoning and the selection of a prime meridian to be common to all nations no. 03135 1 microfiche (39 fr.) : ill., maps.
25. Rapport sur les arpentages et explorations préliminaires accomplis sur le Chemin de fer canadien du Pacifique dans les années 1877, 1878, 1879 no 30184 9 microfiches (404 images) : cartes, plans.
26. Report and documents in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railway no. 30185 6 microfiches (234 fr.) : maps, plan.
27. Report in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railway no. 09730 2 microfiches (84 fr.) : map.
28. Report in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railway no. 14988 2 microfiches (82 fr.) : map.
29. Report of progress on the explorations and surveys up to January 1874 no. 30182 5 microfiches (203 fr.) : maps, plans.
30. Report on surveys and preliminary operations on the Canadian Pacific Railway up to January 1877 no. 30183 5 microfiches (237 fr.).
31. Divine worship in connection with the Presbyterian Church inCanada no. 12157 2 microfiches (68 fr.).
32. Instructions from the engineer in chief to the staff no. 16899 1 microfiche (24 fr.) : ill.
33. Memorandum on the Canadian Pacific Railway no. 23931 1 microfiche (33 fr.).
34. North Shore Railway no. 13465 2 microfiches (73 fr.).
35. Opening of the Pictou railway, Nova Scotia no. 23405 1 microfiche (21 fr.).
36. Presidential address before the Royal Society of Canada, withpapers from the Transactions no. 14987 1 microfiche (46 fr.) : maps.
37. Progress report on the Canadian Pacific Railway exploratory survey no. 23777 1 microfiche (44 fr.).
38. Proposed change in reckoning the astronomical day no. 12896 1 microfiche (9 fr.).
39. Proposed change in reckoning the astronomical day no. 10004 1 microfiche (9 fr.).
40. Rapports et documents relatifs au tracé de la route et au choix d’un havre terminus ouest, 1878 no 14795 2 microfiches (60 images).
41. Report and documents in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railway no. 14546 6 microfiches (268 fr.) : ill., maps.
42. Statement respecting the nautical survey in connection with the Pacific cable no. 13186 1 microfiche (23 fr.).
43. Unification of the astronomical, civil and nautical days no. 12736 1 microfiche (8 fr.).
44. Address delivered in Convocation Hall, Queen’s College, Kingston, April 28th, 1885 no. 03122 1 microfiche (12 fr.).
45. Address of Mr. Sandford Fleming no. 03123 1 microfiche (11 fr.).
46. L’adoption d’un maître méridien international no. 03124 1 microfiche (12 images).
47. The adoption of a prime meridian to be common to all nations no. 03125 1 microfiche (11 fr.).
48. Annual report of the Special Committee on Uniform Standard Time no. 02535 1 microfiche (22 fr.).
49. An appeal to the Canadian Institute on the rectification of Parliament no. 03126 2 microfiches (94 fr.).
50. Canadian Pacific Railway no. 05454 1 microfiche (12 fr.).
51. Canadian Pacific Railway, Ottawa, 1st July, 1880 no. 03127 1 microfiche (7 fr.).
52. Chemin de fer du nord no 03128 1 microfiche (18 fr.).
53. Correspondence respecting the Pacific cable no. 05453 1 microfiche (14 fr.).
54. Documents in reference to the establishment of direct telegraphic connection between Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Great Britain no. 05452 1 microfiche (19 fr.).
55. England and Canada no. 03129 Description:5 microfiches (243 fr.) : map.
56. General instructions (no. 1) no. 08327 1 microfiche (7 fr.).
57. General instructions (no. 2.) no. 08328 1 microfiche (9 fr.).
58. General instructions (no.3) no. 08329 1 microfiche (5 fr.).
59. General instructions (no.4.) no. 08330 1 microfiche (24 fr.) : plans.
60. In the court of appeal no. 05451 2 microfiches (66 fr.).
61. The Intercolonial no. 03130 5 microfiches (200 fr.) :
62. The international prime meridian conference, Washington, October 1884 no. 03131 1 microfiche (10 fr.).
63. Letter from S. Fleming to R.S. Aytoun, Esq., M.P. ; and, Letter in reply from R.S. Aytoun, Esq., M.P., to Sandford Fleming no. 06098 1 microfiche (6 fr.).
64. Letter to His Excellency the Right Hon. the Earl of Hopetoun,governor general of the Commonwealth of Australia on a complete system of state-owned cables and telegraphs within the British Empire no. 05449 1 microfiche (12 fr.).
65. Letter to the Astronomer Royal, Greenwich, June 21st, 1887 no. 05450 Description:1 microfiche (8 fr.).
66. Memorandum for district engineers and others no. 08331 1 microfiche (5 fr.).
67. Memorandum in reference to a scheme for completing a great inter-colonial and inter-continental telegraph system no. 03132 1 microfiche (17 fr.).
68. Memorandum on the movement for reckoning time on a scientificbasis, by which the greatest possible degree of simplicity, accuracy, and uniformity will be obtainable in all countries throughoutthe world no. 06099 1 microfiche (14 fr.) : map.
69. Memorandum on the Pacific cable no. 06100 1 microfiche (11 fr.).
70. Memorandum relating to the project of a sub-marine telegraph between the Dominion of Canada and the continent of Asia no. 03133 1 microfiche (7 fr.).
71. New compound rail no. 07117 1 microfiche (11 fr.).
72. Newfoundland railway – report of preliminary survey and explorations of 1875 no. 06101 Description:2 microfiches (91 fr.) : charts.
73. North Shore Railway no. 03134 1 microfiche (17 fr.).
74. Our Atlantic steamship service no. 06236 1 microfiche (13 fr.) : map.
75. Our Atlantic steamship service no. 06237 1 microfiche (8 fr.) : map.
76. The Pacific cable no. 06102 1 microfiche (13 fr.).
77. Parliamentary vs. party government no. 06103 1 microfiche (12 fr.).
78. Presidential address: The unit measure of time no. 06104 1 microfiche (7 fr.).
79. Queen’s College and University no. 07118 1 microfiche (6 fr.).
80. Rapport et documents relatifs au chemin de fer Canadien du Pacifique no 03415 Description:5 microfiches (242 images) : ill.
81. Rapport sur l’exploration préliminaire du Chemin de fer Intercolonial no 06106 2 microfiches (90 images) : ill.
82. Remarks on college accomodation, submitted by Sir Sandford Fleming, K.M.G., LL.D., Chancelor, at the meeting of the University council, Kingston, April 25th, 1899 no. 06105 1 microfiche (9 fr.).
83. Report by Sandford Fleming, C.M.G., C.E., on condition of Ottawa River from Ottawa to Grenville in summer of 1888 as affected by sawdust and other mill refuse no. 07119 Description:1 microfiche (11 fr.).
84. Report of the chancellor with regard to the scheme for confederating universities and colleges no. 02081 1 microfiche (22 fr.).
85. Reports on bridging Red River no. 06108 1 microfiche (17 fr.) : map.
86. Statement no. 06109 1 microfiche (15 fr.).
87. Steamship service between Canada and Great Britain no. 06235 1 microfiche (12 fr.).
88. Table of quantities in culverts and other structures no. 07513 1 microfiche (30 fr.) : ill.
89. Telegraphic communication to India and Australia by the Canadian route no. 06110 1 microfiche (11 fr.).
90. Telegraphy between England and Australia no. 06111 1 microfiche (6 fr.).
91. Temps terrestre no 03137 1 microfiche (21 images) : ill.
92. Terrestrial time no. 06112 1 microfiche (22 fr.) : ill.
93. Three letters on the Pacific cable no. 06113 1 microfiche (16 fr.).
94. Time-reckoning for the twentieth century no. 06114 1 microfiche (20 fr.) : ill.
95. Time-reckoning for the twentieth century no. 06115 1 microfiche (16 fr.).
96. Unification of the astronomical, civil, and nautical days no. 09145 1 microfiche (9 fr.).
97. Uniform non-local time (terrestrial time) no. 03138 1 microfiche (29 fr.) : ill.
98. The unit measure of time no. 05573 1 microfiche (8 fr.).
99. Buffalo convention no. 00791 1 microfiche (8 fr.).
100. Letter to the president of the America Society for the Advancement of Science no. 00044 1 microfiche (8 fr.).
101. Standard time no. 00793 1 microfiche (6 fr.).
102. Report on surveys and preliminary operations on the Canadian Pacific Railway up to January 1877. xvi, 431 p. : 3 cartes en coul. pliées, 4 plans pliés ; 26 cm.
Livres rares HE2810C3.F64.1877 Consultation seulement
103. The Intercolonial a historical sketch of the inception, location, construction and completion of the line of railway uniting the Inland and Atlantic Provinces of the Dominion. Montreal : Dawson Brothers , 1876
Livres rares HE2810I5F4 Consultation seulement
104. Report on the intercolonial railway exploratory survey made under instruction from the canadian government,in the year 1864 Éditeur: Quebec : Hunter, Rose et Lemieux , 1865 Description:101 pages Centrale.Monographies HE2810I5F5 Disponible
105. Report on the Intercolonial Railway exploratory survey, made under instructions from the Canadian government, in the year 1864 Éditeur: Quebec : Hunter, Rose & co., 1865. Description:iv, 101 p. ; 23 cm. Livres rares QE185 C34.1853
106. Man of steel the story of Sir Sandford Fleming Éditeur: Toronto : Ryerson Press , 1969 Sciences.Dépôt.Monographies TF140F4M3 Disponible
Bibliographies pour l’ère victorienne :
The Age of Manufactures, 1700-1820: Industry, Innovation and Work in Britain by Maxine Berg, 2nd edition, Routledge 1994. Berg provides a valuable corrective to the factory-dominated image of industrialising Britain, by shifting her focus to domestic and workshop-based industries, many of which employed a large proportion of female workers.
Progress and Poverty: An Economic and Social History of Britain, 1700-1850 by M.J. Daunton, Oxford University Press 1995. A comprehensive and clear analysis that integrates the latest research in economic, social and political history, recognising regional variations, in particular the differences between England and Scotland.
Industrial Espionage and Technology Transfer: Britain and France in the Eighteenth Century by J.R. Harris, Ashgate 1998. In a richly textured account of French attempts to transfer new technologies across the Channel, Harris discovers the world of industrial espionage, emphasising the role played by emigrant skilled workers and the individuals who suborned them.
The Industrial Revolution by Pat Hudson, Edward Arnold 1992. A highly accessible introduction which contests the present emphasis on slow economic growth. Hudson argues that the revolutionary nature of social and economic change in the period from the 1760s to the 1830s should not be lost sight of.
The Great Divergence by Kenneth Pomeranz, Princeton University Press 1999. In a stimulating re-examination of the Big Question, Pomeranz critically compares Europe with Asia, to offer a new explanation of why the former enjoyed economic development and political dominance in the 19th century. He emphasises the advantages Europe gained from the exploitation of the resources of the New World and its own coal mines.
Continuity, Chance and Change: The character of the industrial revolution in England by E.A. Wrigley, Cambridge University Press 1988. Wrigley challenges the notion of the ‘Industrial Revolution’ as a single process; instead, he argues, it comprised two overlapping and unconnected phenomena, as England narrowly escaped the ecological constraints imposed on further economic growth through the adoption of mineral raw materials.
Victorian related www resources :
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/scottishhistory/index.shtml
http://www.unicaen.fr/unicaen/service/scd/budl/cadsites1.htm#rev
http://www.strategium-alliance.com/L_ere_Victorienne.169.0.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/scottishhistory/enlightenment/features_enlightenment_industry.shtml
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