Harold Adams Innis

Canadian economic and media historian

Harold Adams Innis

Books by Harold Adams Innis (50 max)

The fur trade in Canada: an introduction to Canadian economic history.

The bias of communication

The cod fisheries: the history of an international economy

Labor in Canadian-American relations: The history of labor interaction

A history of the Canadian Pacific railway

Empire & communications

Essays in Canadian economic history

The press: a neglected factor in the economic history of the twentieth century.

The fur-trade of Canada

Problems of staple production in Canada

Staples, markets, and cultural change: selected essays

The church in Canada.

A bibliography of Thorstein Veblen

Notes on problems of adjustment in Canada.

Minerva's owl.

A plea for time: one of a series of lectures commemorating the 150th anniversary of the University, delivered at the University of New Brunswick, March 30, 1950.

Changing concepts of time

The strategy of culture.

Manners recommended by the Minister of Education for use in school libraries in Ontario

Industrialism and settlement in Western Canada.

Select documents in Canadian economic history, 1497-1783

The Hudson Bay Railway.

Peter Pond: fur trader and adventurer

Peter Pond, fur trader and adventurer

Transportation as a factor in Canadian economic history.

An introduction to the economic history of the Maritimes: including Newfoundland and New England.

Economic conditions in Canada in 1931-2.

Select documents in Canadian economic history, 1783-1885

The jubilee of the C.P.R.

Cape Breton and the French régime.

Discussion in the social sciences.

Agriculture and Canadian-American trade

The diary industry in Canada

The dairy industry in Canada

Essays in transportation in honour of W.T. Jackman.

The newspaper in economic development.

Liquitity preference as a factor in industrial development.

Liquidity preference as a factor in industrial development

On the economic significance of culture.

The English publishing trade in the eighteenth century.

Political economy in the modern state

Great Britain, the United States and Canada.

Great Britain, the United States and Canada [The 21st Cust Foundation lecture delivered on Friday, 21st May, 1948

Roman law and the British Empire

Roman law and the British Empire: one of a series of lectures commemorating the 150th anniversary of the University, delivered at the University of New Brunswick, March 30, 1950.

Industrialism and cultural values.

Technology and public opinion in the United States

The cod fisheries, the history of an international economy

History of communications.

Essays in Canadian economy history