Le Bas-Canada au tournant du 19e siècle: restructuration et modernisation - Paquet, Gilles; Wallot, Jean-Pierre; Société historique du Canada (Brochure historique (Société historique du Canada); no 45; no 45, 1988)

Un Québec moderne, 1760-1840: essai d'histoire économique et sociale - Paquet, Gilles; Wallot, Jean-Pierre (Les cahiers du Québec ; Collection Histoire; CQ149.; CQ149.; Collection Histoire.(CaOONL)ncf10435739(CaOONL)ncf10435739, 2007)

Confrontations: choix de textes sur des problèmes politiques, économiques et sociaux du Bas-Canada, 1806-1810 = Ideas in conflict ; a selection of texts on political, economic and social questions in Lower Canada, 1806-1810 - Hare, John Ellis; Wallot, Jean-Pierre (Editions Boréal express, 1970)

Contributions à l'étude du régime seigneurial canadien - Dépatie, Sylvie; Dessureault, Christian; Lalancette, Mario (Cahiers du Québec. Collection Histoire; CQ88. Histoire; CQ88; Collection Histoire.(CaOONL)ncf10435739(CaOONL)ncf10435739; CQ88, 1987)

Imprimés au Québec, 1760-1820 - Hare, John; Wallot, Jean-Pierre (L'Imprimé au Québec: aspects historiques (18e-20e siècles), 1983)

François-Étienne Cugnet, 1719-1751: entrepreneur et entreprises en Nouvelle-France - Nish, Cameron (Histoire économique et sociale du Canada français, 1975)

Patronage et pouvoir dans le Bas-Canada, 1794-1812: un essai d'économie historique - Paquet, Gilles; Wallot, Jean-Pierre (Presses de l'Université du Québec, 1973)

Évolution et éclatement du monde rural: structures, fonctionnement et évolution différentielle des sociétés rurales françaises et québécoises, XVIIe-XXe siècles - Colloque franco-québécois d'histoire rurale comparée; Bonnain, Rolande; Goy, Joseph; Wallot, Jean-Pierre (Les Hommes et la terre; 19; 19, 1986)

Les imprimés dans le Bas-Canada, 1801-1840: bibliographie analytique - Hare, John; Wallot, Jean-Pierre; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire; Canada Commission du Centenaire; Canada Centennial Commission (Publication; no. 1; no. 1, 1967)

Documents sur le British North America, 1759-1775 - Wallot, Jean-Pierre (Presses de l'université de Montréal)

Documents sur le British North America, 1800-1810 - Wallot, Jean-Pierre (Librairie de l'Université de Montréal, 1968)

L'acte de Québec - Wallot, Jean-Pierre; Bariteau, Claude; Young, Brian; McGill University Programme d'études sur le Québec (Cahiers du PEQ,, 2001)

Le Bas-Canada sous l'administration de Craig, 1807-1811 - Wallot, Jean-Pierre ([éditeur non identifié], 1965)

Le débat qui n'a pas eu lieu: la Commission Pepin-Robarts, quelque vingt ans après - Wallot, Jean-Pierre; University of Ottawa Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-française (Collection Amérique française,; no 9; no 9, 2002)

La gouvernance linguistique: le Canada en perspective - Wallot, Jean-Pierre; University of Ottawa Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-française (Collection Amérique française,; no 11; no 11, 2005)

Le Bas-Canada: une histoire mouvante : du conservatisme atavique à la rationalité limitée - Wallot, Jean-Pierre; Centre interuniversitaire d'études québécoises (Cheminements. Conférences, 2000)

Constructions identitaires et pratiques sociales: actes du colloque en hommage à Pierre Savard tenu à l'Université d'Ottawa les 4, 5, 6 octobre 2000 - Lanthier, Pierre; Savard, Pierre; Wallot, Jean-Pierre; Watelet, Hubert; University of Ottawa Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-française (Actexpress, 2002)

Histoire de la pensée politique moderne: 1450-1700 - Burns, J. H.; Ménard, Jacques; Sutto, Claude (Léviathan (Paris, France), 1997)
éd. originale en langue anglaise réalisée sous la dir. de J.H. Burns, -- avec la collab. de Mark Goldie ; éd. en langue française réalisée par Jacques Ménard et Claude Sutto,

L'image du monde à la fin du Moyen Âge - Université de Montréal Centre d'études médiévales; Sutto, Claude (Aspects de la marginalité au Moyen Âge, 1975)

La Renaissance - Sutto, Claude (Collection Boréal express, 1999)

Le sentiment de la mort au Moyen-Age: études présentées au cinquième colloque de l'Institut d'études médiévales de l'Université de Montréal - Sutto, Claude (Collection Exploration, 1979)

Le Québec - Séguin, Maurice (L'Humanité en marche, 1973)

La "nation canadienne" et l'agriculture (1760-1850): essai d'histoire economique - Séguin, Maurice (Collection 17/60, 1970)

L'idée d'indépendance au Québec: genèse et historique - Séguin, Maurice; Bédard, Éric (Boréal compact; 337; 337, 1968)

Une histoire du Québec: vision d'un prophète - Séguin, Maurice (Bibliothèque d'histoire, 1973)

Histoire de deux nationalismes au Canada - Séguin, Maurice; Deshaies, Bruno (Bibliothèque d'histoire, 1997)

Ética e ideologia na ciência de Nollet e Franklin Ethics and ideology in the science of Nollet and Franklin - Lewis Pyenson (História, Ciências, Saúde: Manguinhos, 1998)
The controversy over the nature of electricity, conducted in the middle of the eighteenth century by Jean Antoine Nollet and supporters of Benjamin Franklin, is used to investigate the extent to which Catholic and Protestant faith played a role in discourse in the realm of natural philosophy. Catholic Nollet and Protestant Franklin shared a number of attributes, but the delight in controversy was not one of them.

Why I left Canada: reflections on science and politics - Infeld, Léopold (McGill-Queen's University Press, 1978)

Editor's foreword - Pyenson, Lewis (Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences, 2007)

Cultural Imperialism and Exact Sciences Revisited - Pyenson, Lewis (Isis, 1993)

The Enlightened Image of Nature in the Dutch East Indies: Consequences of Postmodernist Doctrine for Broad Structures and Intimate Life - Pyenson, Lewis (Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences, 2011)
Eighteenth-century natural-history illustration in the Dutch East Indies reveals verisimilitude as a goal shared between colonial artists and their counterparts in Europe. Natural-history images more generally exhibit common styles in the world settled and dominated by Europeans. Apparently dramatic differences in the local settings of the artists produced only trivial variations in representing nature pictorially, in just the way that astronomy and physics in the European colonies and spheres of influence departed hardly at all from European practice. The overwhelming strength of disciplinary norms, in science and in art, is the standard explanation for this circumstance. An alternative explanation from social history is proposed. It centers on the hypothesis of a homology between households in colonial settings and in Europe. The alternative explanation implies that both the observatory and the artist's workshop were insensitive to superstructural variation in costume and architecture, as well as variation in climate and cuisine. The hypothesis behind the alternative explanation, designated by the term complementarity, derives directly from the postmodernist dictum that ideas are extrusions of social interactions. Nevertheless, just as the strength of disciplinary norms is unresolved in postmodernist doctrine, so complementarity directly challenges the postmodernist predilection for affirming the distinctiveness of colonial cultures.

The Einstein-Picasso Question - Pyenson, Lewis (Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences, 2013)

Memory: past and future - Graduate Colloquium of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette; Pyenson, Lewis; University of Louisiana at Lafayette Graduate School (Publications of the Graduate School; new ser., v. 1; new ser., v. 1, 2000)

Value: pondering goodness - Pyenson, Lewis; University of Southwestern Louisiana Graduate School (Publications of the Graduate School; v. 7; v. 7, 1999)

Writing and the graduate experience - Pyenson, Lewis (Publications of the Graduate School; v. 6; v. 6, 1998)

Disciplines and interdisciplinarity in the new century - Pyenson, Lewis; University of Southwestern Louisiana Center for Louisiana Studies (Publications of the Graduate School; v. 4; v. 4, 1997)

Word and icon: saying and seeing - Pyenson, Lewis; Graduate School Colloquium (Publications of the Graduate School; v. 5; v. 5, 1998)

Elegance, beauty & truth - Pyenson, Lewis; University of Louisiana at Lafayette Graduate School; Graduate Colloquium of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (Publications of the Graduate School. New series, 2001)

Cultural imperialism and exact sciences: German expansion overseas 1900-1930 - Pyenson, Lewis (Studies in history and culture; vol. 1; 1, 1985)

Civilizing mission exact sciences and French overseas expansion (1830-1940) - Pyenson, Lewis (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993)

Neohumanism and the persistence of pure mathematics in Wilhelmian Germany - Pyenson, Lewis (Memoirs / American philosophical society,, 1983)

Empire of reason exact sciences in Indonesia 1840-1940 - Pyenson, Lewis (Brill's studies in intellectual history,; 13; 13, 1989)

The young Einstein: the advent of relativity - Pyenson, Lewis (A. Hilger, 1985)

Servants of nature: a history of scientific institutions, enterprises, and sensibilities - Pyenson, Lewis; Sheets-Pyenson, Susan (The Norton history of science series, 1999)

Fortiter, feliciter, fideliter centennial lectures of the Graduate School of the University of Southwestern Louisiana - Pyenson, Lewis; Turner, Frederick; Draine, Bruce T.; University of Southwestern Louisiana (Publications of the Graduate School; vol. 6; 6, 1999)

Chapter Forty-Six Art as Remembrance and Trace in Post-Conflict Latin America (2016) - Milton, Cynthia E. (Posthumanism in Art and Science: A Reader, 2021)
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Muerte en los Andes: los cómics como medio de abordar historias de violencia política en Perú - Milton, Cynthia E. (Cómics y memoria en América Latina, 2019)

Realizing: Studies on the testimony of political violence in Peru (1980-2000) - Milton, Cynthia E. (CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS 32 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, NY 10013-2473 USA, 2018)

Defacing memory: (Un)tying Peru’s memory knots - Milton, Cynthia E. (Memory Studies, 2011)
This article parses opposing currents in Peru?s collective memory of their bloody internal war (1980?2000) through an analysis of acts of vandalism perpetrated against one of the country?s few sites of memory, the Ojo que llora, in Lima. ?Vandalism? in this article is understood as a form of writing (though a violent one) of an alternative vision of the past. Originally intended as a space for remembering and paying homage to the victims of the armed conflict, the site has become a space for contesting disputed memories. As a site of performance of memory and human rights claims, and especially as the target of continued defacement, the Ojo que llora has become a stage on which the perduring presence of the past ? in its still-conflictual strains ? is made visible for national and international publics. It thus refuses the very closure that government narratives would impose, and thereby keeps open public engagement with the past. The ongoing conflicts over the past made visible at this site point to the struggles to define an over-arching memory, and in the process the very meaning of ?victim? is constrained.
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Espacios públicos para la discusión sobre el pasado reciente del Perú - Milton, Cynthia E (Revista Antípoda, 2007)
Después del conflicto armado interno y una comisión de verdad que investigó los veinte años precedentes (1980-2000), Perú está en el proceso de escribir en espacios públicos las narrativas que proveen las marcas para organizar las memorias individuales y colectivas de este pasado reciente. Este trabajo estudia dos espacios públicos, una serie de eventos en Ayacucho durante la entrega del Informe final de la Comisión de Verdad y el monumento El ojo que llora en Lima. Una de las memorias más conflictivas apunta a quién es la víctima apropiada y el héroe nacional para recordar.

Diverse perspectives on interdisciplinarity from Members of the College of the Royal Society of Canada - Cooke, Steven J.; Nguyen, Vivian M.; Anastakis, Dimitry; Scott, Shannon D.; Turetsky, Merritt R.; Amirfazli, Alidad; Hearn, Alison; Milton, Cynthia E.; Loewen, Laura; Smith, Eric E.; Norris, D. Ryan; Lavoie, Kim L.; et al. (FACETS, 2020)
Various multiple-disciplinary terms and concepts (although most commonly “interdisciplinarity,” which is used herein) are used to frame education, scholarship, research, and interactions within and outside academia. In principle, the premise of interdisciplinarity may appear to have many strengths; yet, the extent to which interdisciplinarity is embraced by the current generation of academics, the benefits and risks for doing so, and the barriers and facilitators to achieving interdisciplinarity, represent inherent challenges. Much has been written on the topic of interdisciplinarity, but to our knowledge there have been few attempts to consider and present diverse perspectives from scholars, artists, and scientists in a cohesive manner. As a team of 57 members from the Canadian College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists of the Royal Society of Canada (the College) who self-identify as being engaged or interested in interdisciplinarity, we provide diverse intellectual, cultural, and social perspectives. The goal of this paper is to share our collective wisdom on this topic with the broader community and to stimulate discourse and debate on the merits and challenges associated with interdisciplinarity. Perhaps the clearest message emerging from this exercise is that working across established boundaries of scholarly communities is rewarding, necessary, and is more likely to result in impact. However, there are barriers that limit the ease with which this can occur (e.g., lack of institutional structures and funding to facilitate cross-disciplinary exploration). Occasionally, there can be significant risk associated with doing interdisciplinary work (e.g., lack of adequate measurement or recognition of work by disciplinary peers). Solving many of the world’s complex and pressing problems (e.g., climate change, sustainable agriculture, the burden of chronic disease, and aging populations) demands thinking and working across long-standing, but in some ways restrictive, academic boundaries. Academic institutions and key support structures, especially funding bodies, will play an important role in helping to realize what is readily apparent to all who contributed to this paper—that interdisciplinarity is essential for solving complex problems; it is the new norm. Failure to empower and encourage those doing this research will serve as a great impediment to training, knowledge, and addressing societal issues.
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El arte desde el pasado fracturado peruano - Milton, Cynthia E. (Instituto de Estudios Peruanos, 2018)
La Comisi?n de Verdad y Reconciliaci?n no solo document? la violencia pol?tica de las d?cadas del ochenta y noventa, sino que tambi?n le dio a los peruanos una oportunidad ?nica para examinar las causas y la naturaleza de esa violencia. En El arte despu?s de un pasado fracturado peruano, acad?micos y artistas desarrollan el trabajo de la Comisi?n, argumentando a favor de ampliar la definici?n del testimonio para incluir diversas formas de producci?n art?stica como evidencia documental. Su enfoque innovador en la representaci?n ofrece perspectivas nuevas y convincentes sobre c?mo los peruanos experimentaron esos a?os y c?mo han intentado adaptarse a los recuerdos y legados de la violencia. Los an?lisis abarcan el arte, la memoria y la verdad que resuenan en toda Am?rica Latina tras las "guerras sucias" del ?ltimo medio siglo. Explorando diversas obras de arte, incluidos monumentos conmemorativos, dibujos, teatro, pel?culas, canciones, retablos y ficci?n, as? como una aclamada novela gr?fica, los colaboradores muestran que el arte, no limitado por la verdad literal, puede generar nuevas oportunidades para la comprensi?n emp?tica y solidaria.

La verdad después de 10 años de la Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación en Perú - Milton, Cynthia E. (Las luchas por la memoria en América Latina: historia reciente y violencia política, 2016)

Images of truth: rescuing memories of Peru’s internal war through testimonial art - Milton, Cynthia E. (Art from a fractured past: Memory and truth telling in post-shining path Peru, 2014)

Art from a Fractured Past: Memory and Truth-Telling in Post-Shining Path Peru - Milton, Cynthia (Knowledge Unlatched (KU), 2013)
Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission not only documented the political violence of the 1980s and 1990s but also gave Peruvians a unique opportunity to examine the causes and nature of that violence. In Art from a Fractured Past, scholars and artists expand on the commission's work, arguing for broadening the definition of the testimonial to include various forms of artistic production as documentary evidence. Their innovative focus on representation offers new and compelling perspectives on how Peruvians experienced those years and how they have attempted to come to terms with the memories and legacies of violence. Their findings about Peru offer insight into questions of art, memory, and truth that resonate throughout Latin America in the wake of "dirty wars" of the last half century. Exploring diverse works of art, the contributors show that art, not constrained by literal truth, can generate new opportunities for empathetic understanding and solidarity.
Keywords: Andes; Ayacucho; History; Lima; Peru; Retablo; Sacsamarca District; Shining Path; thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History::NHK History of the Americas

Introduction: Witnesses to Witnessing - Lehrer, Erica; Milton, Cynthia E. (Curating Difficult Knowledge: Violent Pasts in Public Places, 2011)
What happens when the invisible is made visible, when knowledge relegated to society’s margins or swept under its carpet is suddenly inserted into the public domain? The iconic images of German civilians forced to view the newly liberated Nazi camps, standing at the edges of hastily dug trenches full of emaciated bodies are emblematic of an era in which we have faced not only previously unimaginable episodes of mass violence, but have been consternated by how we might engage with these pasts: who should look, at what, how, and to what end? There is an enduring sense that reluctant publics must be forced to confront horrific realities with which we may be somehow complicit—if only in our desire not to really know.
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Curating difficult knowledge: Violent pasts in public places - Lehrer, Erica; Milton, Cynthia E.; Patterson, Monica Eileen (Palgrave Macmillan Memory Studies (PMMS), 2011)
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?` Y, después de la verdad? El espacio público y las luchas por la memoria en la post CVR, Perú - Milton, Cynthia; Ulfe, Maria Eugenia (After Truth. E-misférica, 2010)

Imágenes de verdad: el arte como medio para narrar la guerra interna del Perú - Milton, Cynthia E (A Contracorriente: una revista de estudios latinoamericanos, 2009)
Una mujer camina sola, mientras se limpia las lágrimas de los ojos con una mano. En la otra mano, sostiene distraídamente una hilandera de lana. Uno de sus zapatos está roto. Su espalda está ligeramente inclinada hacia adelante; no por el peso de su bolso, sino de su tristeza. Este dibujo, hecho a lápiz y pastel, se titula “Tras la sombra del dolor” 2. Aunque no hay escenas directas de violencia, el dolor de esta mujer y de su comunidad está inscrito en su cuerpo. Su dolor es visible para nosotros; tal es la capacidad del arte de narrar su experiencia. El arte ofrece un poderoso medio de expresión no verbal. Este artículo se ocupa de las artes visuales en la distribución de las memorias individuales y colectivas del conflicto reciente en el Perú. Dos premisas centrales son la base de esta investigación sobre el arte en el Perú post-Sendero Luminoso: en primer lugar, el arte actúa como un modo de comunicación, y en segundo lugar, a partir de esta comunicación podemos complementar nuestra comprensión histórica de la guerra interna del Perú. Este estudio exige, por lo tanto, ampliar los archivos a fin de incluir otros repositorios de memoria e historia, más allá de los registros producidos por el Estado y escritos 3.

Images of Truth: Art as a Medium for Recounting Peru's Internal War - Milton, Cynthia E. (A Contracorriente: una revista de estudios latinoamericanos, 2009)
Este trabajo explica cómo el arte relata el pasado y qué pasado es el que el arte decide relatar, analizando las artes visuales presentes en memorias individuales y colectivas del conflicto reciente de Perú (1980-1992). Además, se analizan dos premisas centrales: en primer lugar, el arte actúa como un modo de comunicación; y en segundo lugar, a partir de esta comunicación, podemos complementar nuestra comprensión histórica de la guerra interna que vivió dicho país latinoamericano.
Keywords: aftermath; art; civil; conflict; guerrilla; memories; perú; pictures; visual; war

At the Edge of the Peruvian Truth Commission: Alternative Paths to Recounting the Past - Milton, Cynthia E. (Radical History Review, 2007)
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Public Spaces for the Discussion of Peru's Recent Past - Milton, Cynthia E. (Antipoda. Revista de Antropología y Arqueología, 2007)
In the after math of civil conflict and a truth commission into twenty years of violence (19802000), Peru is presently engaged in the difficult task of establishing overarching narratives that provide frameworks for organizing personal and collective memories in the few public spaces available for the discussion of this recent past. This article looks at two public spaces, a series of performative events in Ayacucho duringthe submission of the truth commission's Final Report, and Lima's memorysite, The Eye that Cries. One contentious memory is over who are appropriate victims and heroes to remember.
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The Many Meanings of Poverty: Colonialism, Social Compacts, and Assistance in Eighteenth-Century Ecuador - Milton, Cynthia E. (Stanford University Press, 2007)
This book analyzes the diverse understandings of poverty in a multiracial colonial society, eighteenth-century Quito. It shows that in a colonial world both a pauper and a landowner could lay claim to assistance as the "deserving poor" while the vast majority of the impoverished Andean population did not share the same avenues of poor relief. The Many Meanings of Poverty asks how colonialism shaped arguments about povertysuch as the categories of "deserving" and "undeserving" poorin multiracial Quito, and forwards three central observations: poverty as a social construct (based on gender, age, and ethnoracial categories); the importance of these arguments in the creation of governing legitimacy; and the presence of the "social" and "economic" poor. An examination of poverty illustrates changing social and religious attitudes and practices towards poverty and the evolution of the colonial state during the eighteenth-century Bourbon reforms.
Keywords: History / Latin America / South America; Social Science / Poverty & Homelessness

Poverty and the Politics of Colonialism: “Poor Spaniards,” Their Petitions, and the Erosion of Privilege in Late Colonial Quito - Milton, Cynthia E. (Hispanic American Historical Review, 2005)
In the first weeks of May 1785, several friends and long-term acquaintances came before the royal courts of Quito to testify on behalf of Don Josef Quiñones y Cienfuegos.1 They described in rich detail the wealth Quiñones once enjoyed: several businesses, homes, haciendas, mines near Barbacoas, slaves to work them and to serve his large family, and a gold-trimmed cloak. However, after many years of litigation over his enterprises, and afflicted with ailments, Don Josef now only had the benefit of a small house of little value, two slaves who were part of his wife’s dowry, and no employment. “In sum,” a witness said, “one can understand him as the poorest fellow among noble people [el sujeto más pobre entre gente noble].” In light of his present legal predicaments, coupled with his insolvency, Quiñones and his witnesses worried that justice might be beyond his reach. The crown attorney (fiscal) adjudicating this case agreed, reasoning that pobres were not only beggars with “absolutely nothing” but also those individuals who lacked the means to pursue justice and, because of their poverty, might lose their rights. As such, the courts declared Quiñones “pobre de solemnidad,” solemn poor, so that he might take up his legal cases free of charge. Don Josef Quiñones y Cienfuegos successfully demonstrated his need and his merit as a deserving member of the solemn poor.

Wandering waifs and abandoned babes: the limits and uses of juvenile welfare in eighteenth‐century audiencia of quito - Milton, Cynthia E. (Colonial Latin American Review, 2004)

The many meanings of poverty: Colonial compacts and social assistance in eighteenth-century Quito - Milton, Cynthia E. (The University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2002)
This dissertation seeks to understand better colonial society's perceptions of the poor, the social constructions of poverty, and how they changed over the course of the eighteenth century in the city of Quito, capital of the Audiencia of Quito (present-day Ecuador). This study draws from diverse sources from Quito and Spain: ecclesiastical and state records, institutional reports, poverty petitions, and pension requests. Ongoing negotiations between the colonial government and subjects over cultural arguments of poverty and implicit rights and obligations form the central narrative of this study. Two sets of “poor” people emerge as the central protagonists: the economic and the social poor. According to colonial logic, the “wretched,” or miserables—peoples of Amerindian and African descent—were the expected economic poor of labourers and tributaries. Their poverty as such did not contravene the principles underpinning the colonial social structure. The presence of poor Spaniards (in particular American-born creoles), however, contradicted social and normative precepts. One means to fortify failing social structure that gave rise to poor creoles was to offer poor whites institutional and legal assistance not available to other socio-racial groups. Thus, while poverty nipped at the heels of all socio-racial groups, it did not affect all equally. Poverty and classification as “deserving” or “undeserving” of assistance was contingent upon generational, racial, gender, and class considerations. Three overall transformations weakened the colonial compacts regarding poverty. First, the transition from looser Habsburg governance to the administrative centralization of the Bourbon reforms undid tacit accords between the monarch and subject and between the wealthy and the poor. Second, the erosion of the racially defined social hierarchy along with widespread immiseration blurred the boundaries of poverty categories. Third, beneficencia (state-led welfare) superseded charity as state authorities encroached upon church participation in poor relief and the public sphere in general. This dissertation calls for a closer analysis of diversity within the category of “the poor.” Furthermore, this study challenges social control approach to poverty and welfare institutions by considering poor relief in a colonial context and the role of the poor themselves in shaping the many meanings of poverty.
Keywords: =CL; Colonial; Ecuador; Eighteenth century; Poverty; Quito; Social assistance; Social sciences

Counting Heads: Race and Non-Native Tribute Policy in Colonial Spanish America - Milton, Cynthia E; Vinson, Ben, III (Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History, 2002)

Archives, Museums and Sacred Storage: Dealing with the Afterlife of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada - Milton, Cynthia E; Reynaud, Anne-Marie (International Journal of Transitional Justice, 2019)
The Canadian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) acquired over 1,200 material submissions through the gifts it received at its events. Though other TRCs mention objects in their records, the gift-giving practice that became central to TRC events in Canada was unprecedented, and so is its large collection of TRC-gifted objects today. The Canadian TRC is thus unique and faces the challenges of categorizing, preserving, displaying and honouring these material artefacts. What has been the post-TRC life of these objects and art pieces? What is their role in creating a collective memory of residential schools and how might they promote reconciliation? This article shows that the post-TRC life of the objects opens up new museological spaces and practices through the ways the objects are curated (or not) for remembering and learning about residential schools according to Indigenous protocols and ways of thinking and feeling.

Conflicted Memory: Military Cultural Interventions and the Human Rights Era in Peru - Milton, Cynthia E. (Critical human rights, 2018)
What happens when concepts of "truth," "memory," and "human rights" are taken up and adapted by former perpetrators of violence? Peru has moved from the 1980s–90s conflict between its armed forces and Shining Path militants into an era of open democracy, transitional justice, and truth and reconciliation commissions. Cynthia Milton reveals how Peru's military has engaged in a tactical cultural campaign—via books, films, museums—to shift public opinion, debate, and memories about the nation's violent recent past and its part in it. Milton calls attention to fabrications of our post-truth era but goes further to deeply explore the ways members of the Peruvian military see their past, how they actively commemorate and curate it in the present, and why they do so. Her nuanced approach upends frameworks of memory studies that reduce military and ex-military to a predictable role of outright denial.
Keywords: History / Americas (North, Central, South, West Indies); History / General; History / Latin America / South America; History / Military / General; Political Science / Human Rights; Political Science / World / Caribbean & Latin American; Psychology / Cognitive Psychology & Cognition; Social Science / Violence in Society

Art as Remembrance and Trace in Post-Conflict Latin America - Milton, Cynthia E. (Art as a Political Witness, 2017)
One of the foundational stories in the discipline of art history is that of the Corinthian Maid. 1 According to the tale, as told around 77 AD by the Roman natural philosopher Pliny the Elder, a Corinthian potter’s daughter traced on the wall her lover’s shadow, cast by candlelight. The soldier was about to leave for war and his future was uncertain. Moved by the sadness of his daughter upon the soldier’s departure, the father made a sculpture of the young man, based on the drawing that she had done. In art, this technique is that of the trace or indexical sign of what once was present. In Latin America, after the decades of Cold War, civil wars, military incursions and dictatorships, this trace is known as the silhouette, the outline of a loved one disappeared, in most cases, by the state, which grew into the siluetazo, a movement to demand their return. 2 Yet, while similar in technique, the meaning of the act of tracing differs slightly. The Corinthian woman made a reproduction of her lover in anticipation of longing, and possibly in anticipation of the profound sorrow upon his loss. As art historian Lisa Saltzman notes, this story is of “a daughter
Keywords: Political Science / General; Political Science / History & Theory; Political Science / Political Process / General

Curating memories of armed state actors in Peru’s era of transitional justice - Milton, Cynthia E (Memory Studies, 2015)
Ten years have passed since the Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación) published their findings on the conflict that claimed over 69,000 lives from 1980 to 2000. While the Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación placed primary responsibility for deaths and disappearances (54%) on the insurrectionary group Shining Path (Sendero Luminoso), it also named armed state actors as having systematically committed acts of violence. Publicly shamed for their collusion in the corrupt Fujimori government, state security forces initially lent their support to the Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación and to the transition to democracy. Yet, over the last decade, armed state actors have appropriated the language, imagery and mechanisms of human rights memory entrepreneurs to advance their own versions of Peru’s recent past which oppose the Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación’s findings while highlighting state actors’ heroism. This article examines two such endeavors to reframe this past, the National Police Terrorism Unit (DINCOTE) museum and the Armed Forces Monument to the Heroes of Chavín de Huántar.

Desfigurando la memoria: (des)atando los nudos de la memoria peruana - Milton, Cynthia E. (Anthropologica, 2015)
Este artículo analiza las corrientes opositoras a la memoria colectiva de la sangrienta guerra interna del Perú (1980-2000) a través de un análisis de los actos de vandalismo perpetrados contra uno de los pocos sitios dedicados a la memoria en este país, El ojo que llora, ubicado en Lima. ‘Vandalismo’, en este artículo, es entendido como una forma de escritura (aunque violenta) de una visión distinta del pasado. Originalmente concebido como un espacio para recordar y rendir homenaje a las víctimas del conflicto armado, el sitio se ha convertido en un lugar para la confrontación de formas distintas de asumir el pasado. Como sitio de recuerdo y reivindicación de derechos humanos, y sobre todo como blanco de intentos de desfiguración permanente, El ojo que llora se ha convertido en un escenario en el que la presencia perdurable del pasado —con sus conflictivas tensiones— se hace visible para el público nacional e internacional. Así, se niega el cierre mismo que las narrativas del gobierno quisieran imponer y, por lo tanto, se mantiene el compromiso público con el pasado. Los conflictos en curso sobre el pasado se hacen visibles en este punto en las luchas por establecer una memoria general y, en este proceso, el significado mismo de ‘víctima’ se ve implicado.

The Truth Ten Years On: The CVR in Peru - Milton, Cynthia E. (The Struggle for Memory in Latin America: Recent History and Political Violence, 2015)
In the hot morning sun on August 29, 2003, the central plaza of Huamanga (Ayacucho) began to fill with Peruvians from many parts of the country, awaiting a report that would tell them about what they had lived through. As midday approached, the heat was sweltering and there was hardly any room to move. Vendors sold ice cream and bottles of water to keep cool the fairly peaceful crowd. Then the commissioners filed onto a stage, symbolically shaped like the local art form of a retablo. The president of the truth commission, Dr. Salómon Lerner, began his speech evoking reciprocity, stating that the truth commissioners had listened to Peruvians for the last two years about the preceding twenty years of violence, and now it was time for them, the commissioners, to return to the audience what they had heard (Lerner Febres 2004, 163–4).
Keywords: 20th century; Collective memory; History; Latin America; Political violence; Politics and government

Defacing Memory: (Un)tying Peru’s Memory Knots - Milton, Cynthia E. (Curating Difficult Knowledge, 2011)
Lika Mutal, the artist behind one of Peru’s only monuments that attempts an encompassing homage to the victims of their internal war (1980–2000), invited me to walk through the Ojo que llora (The Eye that Cries) (see Figure 9.1) in Lima in March 2008. Some 32,000 stones collected from the Chancay sea on Peru’s central coastline—of which 26,000 bear the name, age, and year of death or date of disappearance of a victim—mark a river-like pathway that spirals in toward an obelisk-shaped rock with an embedded smaller sacred stone (the “eye”) that continuously sheds “tears.” This central rock—intended to represent “the core inside of each person”—holds special significance: it represents “Mother Earth (Pachamama or Madre Tierra) who cries for what has happened to her children” (Cárdenas, 2006). The serpentine paths are meant to resemble the meanderings of rivers; in particular, the artist had in mind the River Huallaga in the Amazon basin and the thousands of victims disappeared in it (ibid.). The quietness of the monument in the otherwise bustling city and the solemnity of the names and ages of victims weighs heavily. Reflection is paramount. To leave, one must wind one’s way back through the paths of names, and thus continue contemplation. The design forces one to walk slowly; one cannot rush through this memorial site.
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Promoting Peru: Tourism and Post-Conflict Memory - Milton, Cynthia; Ulfe, Maria Eugenia (Accounting for Violence: Marketing Memory in Latin America, 2011)
Travel advertisements invite youthful backpackers or the wealthy older set who can travel in comfort to explore the Andes and the highland peoples: guidebooks and documentaries portray images of llamas chewing in highland pastures, rural folk wearing ponchos, majestic ancient civilizations and remaining ruins, all in the scenic setting of jagged, snow-capped mountain peaks.¹ Year after year, hundreds of thousands of tourists visit Peru in search of an Andean experience and adventure. For most, this means visiting Cusco and the newly named, in 2007, world wonder Machu Picchu, walking a few days on the Inca Trail, and spending a brief
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The Art of Truth-telling about Authoritarian Rule - Bilbija, Ksenija; Fair, Jo Ellen; Milton, Cynthia; Payne, Leigh (University of Wisconsin Press, 2005)
People who have lived through authoritarian rule have stories to tell. They want to tell their truths: truths that have been silenced, truths that have been censored, truths that are still uncomfortable. But how do individuals begin to speak about a political past that was too horrible for words, especially when the words only came in torrents of pabulum, snake oil, and venom? How are versions of events that have slipped outside of official narratives best voiced in a society moving out of authoritarianism? This generously illustrated volume examines the art of truth-telling and the creation of stories, accounts, images, songs, street theater, paintings, urban designs, and ideas that pay witness to authoritarian pasts. This comprehensive collection, with contributions by scholars, activists, and artists from around the world, explores this theme across a range of national experiences, each featuring its own unique set of historical, institutional, and cultural conditions. This book is bold, creative in form and content, and unlike any other treatment of authoritarian transitions, with the editors and contributors daringly staking a place for cross-disciplinary conversations on modern history, creative art, politics, and social meaning. By examining the truths--both official and unofficial--about the past, we can learn how to avoid repeating atrocities in the future.
Keywords: Art / General; Art / History / General; Political Science / Comparative Politics; Political Science / General; Political Science / Political Ideologies / Fascism & Totalitarianism; Psychology / General; Psychology / Interpersonal Relations

Some Remarks on the Apse Mosaic of St. Sophia - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1985)

John VII Palaeologus and the Ivory Pyxis at Dumbarton Oaks - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1977)

The Contents of the Byzantine House from the Eleventh to the Fifteenth Century - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1990)

The First Century of the Monastery of Hosios Loukas - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1992)

Mount Athos: Levels of Literacy - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1988)

Leo VI and the Narthex Mosaic of Saint Sophia - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1976)

The Holy Icon as an Asset - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1991)

Leo VI's Legislation of 907 Forbidding Fourth Marriages: An Interpolation in the "Procheiros Nomos" (IV, 25-27) - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1976)

Quelques Boutiques de Constantinople au XE S.: Prix, Loyers, Imposition (Cod. Patmiacus 171) - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1972)

Two Seals of Symeon Metaphrastes - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1973)

An Imperial Byzantine Casket and Its Fate at a Humanist's Hands - Cutler, Anthony; Oikonomides, Nicolas (The Art Bulletin, 1988)
The ivory casket in the Palazzo Venezia, Rome, depicting an emperor and empress blessed by Christ and a selection of scenes from the life of David, is one of the few surviving major works from the period immediately after a centuries-long hiatus in Constantinopolitan ivory-carving. It has been given a wide variety of dates and places of origin, but it is identified here as a work made for the emperor Leo VI and assigned to 898 or 900, a little more than a decade after the "scepter tip" in Berlin, also supposedly made for the emperor. The circumstances under which the casket's inscriptions and figures were partially recarved have contributed not a little to misunderstanding of the original state of the object. This reworking, it is suggested, was undertaken in Rome, in the circle of the Jesuit savant, Athanasius Kircher.

Cinq actes inédits du patriarche Michel Autôreianos - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1967)

Contribution à l'étude de la pronoia au XIIIe siècle. Une formule d'attribution de parèques à un pronoïaire - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1964)

Le serment de l'impératrice Eudocie (1067) : un épisode de l'histoire dynastique de Byzance - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1963)

Les Danishmendides, entre Byzance, Bagdad et le sultanat d'Iconium - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1983)

La chancellerie impériale de Byzance du 13e au 15e siècle - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1985)
REB 43 1985 France p. 167-195 N. Oikonomidès, "La chancellerie impériale de Byzance du 13e au 15e siècle". — L'auteur étudie l'organisation de la chancellerie des Paléologues (grand logothète, mésazôn, protonotaire et leurs subordonnés, interprètes, notaires et grammatikoi), les diverses étapes et modalités de la production d'un acte (requête, mise par écrit, support de l'écriture, écriture, langue, récognition, corrections, décorations, signature, date, enregistrement, scellement et expédition) et les divers types de documents (chrysoboullos logos, chrysoboullon sigillion, chrysoboullos horismos, chrysoboullon, traités, lettres patentes, horismos-prostagma, lettres). Il constate une influence croissante des institutions et habitudes des États latins d'Occident.

The Mosaic Panel of Constantine IX and Zoe in Saint Sophia - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1978)
REB 36 1978 France p. 219-232 N. Oikonomides, The Mosaic Panel of Constantine IX and Zoe in Saint Sophia. — This wellknown mosaic panel of the South Gallery of Saint Sophia was first made in order to commemorate a generous donation to the Church by Romanos III Argyros (1028-1034) and his wife Zoe. When Constantine IX Monomachos (1042-1055), Zoe's third husband, made a new and more important donation to Saint Sophia, the patriarch Michael Keroularios had the heads of the imperial couple and of the central figure of Christ as well as the accompanying inscriptions changed, in order to commemorate the new donation. Certain discrepancies in the preserved mosaic lead the author to the hypothesis that the « new » heads of Zoe and of Christ come from an earlier mosaic of similar dimensions, made before 1028, at a time when Zoe was young.

A propos d'une nouvelle publication de sceaux byzantins - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Persée - Portail des revues scientifiques en SHS, 1986)
REB 44 1986 France p. 263-267 N. Oikonomidès, A propos d'une nouvelle publication de sceaux byzantins. — L'auteur fait quelques corrections ou commentaires sur quelques-uns des 1089 sceaux byzantins récemment publiés par G. Zacos et J.W. Nesbitt (Byzantine Lead Seals, II, Berne 1984-1985).

The Jews of Chios (1049): A group of excusati - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Mediterranean Historical Review, 1995)

The Usual Lead Seal - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1983)

St. George of Mangana, Maria Skleraina, and the "Malyj Sion" of Novgorod - Oikonomides, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1980)

Silk Trade and Production in Byzantium from the Sixth to the Ninth Century: The Seals of Kommerkiarioi - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1986)

Actes d'Iviron - Lefort, Jacques; Papahrussanthou, Denise (Archives de l'Athos; 14 etc.; 14 etc, 1985)

Les listes de préséance byzantines des IX et Xe siècles - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Le Monde byzantin, 1972)

Actes de Kastamonitou: texte et planches. - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Archives de L'Athos; 9; 9, 1978)

Actes de Docheiariou - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Archives de l'Athos; 13; 13, 1984)

Actes de Dionysiou - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Archives de l'Athos,; 4; 4, 1968)

Documents et études sur les institutions de Byzance, 7e-15e s - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Collected studies; CS47; CS47, 1976)

Hommes d'affaires grecs et latins à Constantinople: XIIIe-XVe siècles - Oikonomidès, Nicolas (Conférence Albert-le-Grand; 1977; 1977, 1979)

Social and economic life in Byzantium - Oikonomidès, Nicolas; Zachariadou, Elisavet A. (Variorum collected studies series; CS799; CS799, 2017)

Society, culture, and politics in Byzantium - Oikonomidès, Nicolas; Zachariadou, Elisavet A. (Variorum collected studies series; CS824; CS824, 2023)

Byzantine authors: literary activities and preoccupations : text and translations dedicated to the memory of Nicolas Oikonomides - Oikonomidès, Nicolas; Nesbitt, John W. (The Medieval Mediterranean; v. 49; v. 49, 2003)

Actes de baptême, mariage et sépulture dans divers pays - Medauvar, Pierre K.; Bardet, J.-P.; Schofield, R.S.; Andorka, R.; Danyi, D.; Morin, Claude; Hortuño, Alonso; de Paredes, Lucas; Van Der Woude, A. M.; Marcilio, Maria-Luiza; Charbonneau, Hubert (Annales de démographie historique, 1972)

Démographie et différences ethniques en Amérique latine coloniale - Morin, Claude (Annales de démographie historique, 1977)

Foreword / Avant Propos : Nord-Sud a dix ans - Raby, D.L.; Morin, Claude (Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies / Revue canadienne des études latino-américaines et caraïbes, 1986)

Techniques et productivité sur les haciendas mexicaines au XVIIIe siècle - Morin, Claude (NS, NorthSouth, 1979)

La crise politique centre-américaine: des structures et une conjoncture (1960-1982) - Morin, Claude (NS, NorthSouth, 1983)

Huit clés pour comprendre la crise politique en Amérique centrale - Torres-Rivas, Edelberto; Mailhot, Andrée; Morin, Claude (NS, NorthSouth, 1983)

Sobre David A. Brading, Miners and Merchants in Bourbon Mexico, 1763-1810 - Morin, Claude (Historia Mexicana, 1973)
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Keywords: 18th Century; 19th Century; Brading; Guanajuato; New Spain; Nueva España; economic elite; intendencias; minería; mining; siglo XIX; siglo XVIII; élite económica

Los libros parroquiales como fuente para la historia demográfica y social novohispana - Morin, Claude (Historia Mexicana, 1972)

Santa Ines Zacatelco, 1646-1812: contribución a la demografía histórica del México colonial - Morin, Claude (Colección cientifíca. Serie Historia; 9; Serie Historia ; 9, 1973)

Journal, 1895-1911 - Groulx, Lionel Adolphe (Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1984)

Le formulaire d'Odart Morchesne: dans la version du ms BnF fr. 5024 - Guyotjeannin, Olivier; Lusignan, Serge (Mémoires et documents de l'Ecole des chartes, 2005)

Written French and Latin at the court of France at the end of the Middle ages - Lusignan, Serge (Medieval Institute Publ. Western Michigan University, 1997)

Préface au Speculum maius de Vincent de Beauvais: réfraction et diffraction - Lusignan, Serge (Université de Montréal Centre d'études médiévales, 1979)

Écrire au nom de la ville : le français picard des clercs de Douai, 1370-1440 - Lusignan, Serge (Le gouvernement des communautés politiques à la fin du Moyen Âge: entre puissance et négociation : villes, finances, État, 2011)

La division de la France en oïl et oc du Moyen Âge à l'aube du XXe siècle - Lusignan, Serge; Gervais, Diane (On linguistic change in French, socio-historical approaches: studies in honour of R. Anthony Lodge, 2011)

Ordinateur et études médiévales: bibliographie - Bourlet, Caroline; Doutrelepont, Charles; Lusignan, Serge; Université de Montréal Institut d'études médiévales (Institut d'études médiévales, 1982)

Vérité garde le roy - Lusignan, Serge (¡ditions de la Sorbonne, 1999)

L'Allemagne unie dans une Europe nouvelle - Létourneau (Université Laval. Centre québécois de relations internationales, 1990)

Defence and security eleven national approaches - Klepak, Harold Philip; Létourneau, Paul (Meridian Press, 1990)

Défense et sécurité: onze approches nationales - Klepak, H. P.; Létourneau, Paul; Centre québécois de relations internationales (Méridien, 1990)

NATO enlargement: Germany's Euro-Atlantic design - Létourneau, Paul; Hebert, Philippe (The future of NATO: enlargement, Russia, and European security, 1999)

Walther Rathenau, ou, Le rêve prométhéen: pensée politique et économique, 1867-1922 - Létourneau, Paul (Collection Thèses ou recherches, 1987)

Walther Rathenau (1867-1922) - Létourneau, Paul (Les mondes germaniques, 1995)

Transmettre, hériter, succéder: La reproduction familiale en milieu rural, France-Québec, xviiie-xxe siècles - Augustins, Georges; Bardet, Marie; Baulant, Micheline; Béaur, Gérard; Bonnain, Rolande; Bouchard, Gérard; Craig, Béatrice; Derouet, Bernard; Desaive, Jean-Paul; Dessureault, Christian; Dickinson, John A.; Fauve-Chamoux, Antoinette; et al. (Presses universitaires de Lyon, 2019)

La vie et la pratique d’un notaire rural sous le régime français : le cas de Guillaume Barette, notaire à La Prairie entre 1709-1744 - Lavallée, Louis (Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française, 1994)
Although historians often use notarized contracts of the "Ancien-Régime", the notaries who drew them up are not well known. This essay is devoted to the study of one such notary, Guillaume Barette, who for thirty-five years practiced in the populous Montréal-area seigneury of La Prairie. After placing him in his spatial context, I have reconstituted his family and professional life and analyzed his fortune and inheritance. Finally, I have studied the acts that he produced, in order to shed light on the practices of a rural notary of the French regime.

Les archives notariales et l’histoire sociale de la Nouvelle-France - Lavallée, Louis (Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française, 1974)
An article from Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française, on Érudit.

Sempre cantabile: roman - Lavallée, Louis (Gensen, 2006)

De Voltaire a Mandrou: Etudes et Controverses Autour du Siecle De Louis XIV - Lavallée, Louis (Canadian Journal of History, 1977)

Le Louis XIV de Robert Mandrou - Lavallée, Louis (Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française, 1975)
An article from Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française, on Érudit.

La Prairie en Nouvelle-France, 1647-1760: étude d'histoire sociale - Lavallée, Louis (Studies on the history of Quebec = Études d'histoire du Québec, 1992)

Henri-Louis Duhamel du Monceau et le Ministère de la marine - Allard, Michel (Collection historique, 1970)

La Présociologie haïtienne ou Haïti et sa vocation nationale - Saint-Louis, René-A. (Collection Présence du Québec, 1970)

Écrits sur le Canada: mémoires-journal-lettres - Bougainville, Louis-Antoine de; Lamontagne, Roland (Éditions du Pélican, 1993)

Correspondance relative aux recherches historiques sur le Ministère de la marine dans ses rapports avec l'Amérique - Lamontagne, Roland ([s.n.], 1969)

Travaux pratiques sur les inédits - Lamontagne, Roland (Collections spéciales, 1966)

Histoire urbaine: méthode d'approche des civilisations - Lamontagne, Roland; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire (Librairie des presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1971)

Précis d'histoire urbaine - Lamontagne, Roland; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire (La Librairie de l'Université de Montréal, 1981)

Histoire urbaine: architectes, urbanistes, théoriciens : éléments de cours - Lamontagne, Roland (R. Lamontagne, 2000)

Alphonse Dain, 1896-1964, savant helléniste.: une approche biographique - Lamontagne, Roland (Roland Lamontagne, 2006)

Une grille de typologie urbaine: note sur les écrits de Mies van der Rohe - Lamontagne, Roland; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire (Librairie de l'Université de Montréal, 1973)

Aspects d'histoire urbaine - Lamontagne, Roland; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire (Librairie de l'Université de Montréal, 1976)

Histoire et actualité: réflexions sur la ville et l'université ; précédées de, Voyages - Lamontagne, Roland (Histoire, 1987)

La Baie James dans l'histoire du Canada - Lamontagne, Roland (Beauchemin, 1974)

Textiles et documents Maurepas - Lamontagne, Roland; Maurepas, Jean-Frédéric Phélypeaux, comte de (Collection historique, 1970)

Aperçu structural du Canada au XVIIIe siècle - Lamontagne, Roland (Leméac, 1964)

Barrin de La Galissonière - Lamontagne, Roland (Célébrités canadiennes, 1991)

La Galissonière et le Canada - Lamontagne, Roland (Université de Montréal, département d'histoire, 1962)

Nouveau monde, nouvelle vision ; Les naturalistes aux colonies ; Arts et sciences au Bas-Canada ; Vers la médecine moderne - Duperré, Yvan; Chartrand, Luc; Gingras, Yves; Duchesne, Raymond; Roy, Jean-Rock; Galarneau, Claude; Roger, Jacques; Keel, Othmar; Université du Québec Télé-université (Télé-Université, 1989)

Étude de l'évolution des structures et du contenu de l'enseignement universitaire spécialisé de santé publique au Québec et de ses déterminants de la fin du XIXe siècle à 1970 - Desrosiers, Georges; Gaumer, Benoît.; Keel, Othmar; Université de Montréal Groupe de recherche interdisciplinaire en santé; Université de Montréal Département d'administration de la santé.; Université de Montréal Département de médecine sociale et préventive (Université de Montréal, 1987)

Polysémie de la santé: institutions et pratiques sociales en France et au Québec, (1750-1980) - Goubert, Jean-Pierre; Keel, Othmar; Centre de recherches historiques (Paris, France) (Cahiers du Centre de recherches historiques,; no 12 (avril 1994); no 12 (avril 1994), 1994)

Histoire du Service de santé de la ville de Montréal, 1865-1975 - Gaumer, Benoît.; Desrosiers, Georges; Keel, Othmar; Institut québécois de recherche sur la culture (Collection Culture et société, 2002)

La santé publique au Québec: histoire des unités sanitaires de comté : 1926-1975 - Desrosiers, Georges; Gaumer, Benoît.; Keel, Othmar (Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1998)

Histoire de l'Hôpital Notre-Dame de Montréal, 1880-1980 - Goulet, Denis; Hudon, François; Keel, Othmar (Études québécoises; 32e; 32e, 1993)

Santé et société au Québec: XIXe-XXe siècle - Keating, Peter; Keel, Othmar (Boréal, 1995)

The politics of health and the institutionalisation of clinical practices in Europe in the second half of the eighteenth century - Keel, Othmar (William Hunter and the eighteenth-century medical world, 1985)

Sciences & médecine au Québec: perspectives sociohistoriques - Fournier, Marcel; Gingras, Yves; Keel, Othmar; Institut québécois de recherche sur la culture (Classiques des sciences sociales ; Les sciences sociales contemporaines; 3705.; 3705.; Sciences sociales contemporaines.(CaOONL)ncf11982017, 1987)

Cabanis et la généalogie épistémologique de la médecine clinique - Keel, Othmar (McGill University, 1977)

La nascita della clinica moderna in Europa: 1750-1815 : politiche, istituzioni e dottrine - Keel, Othmar; Donato, Maria Pia; Pistolesi, Paola (Biblioteca di medicina & storia; 8; 8, 2007)

La Généalogie de l'histopathologie, une révision déchirante: Philippe Pinel, lecteur discret de J.-C. Smyth (1741-1821) - Keel, Othmar; Smyth, James Carmichael (L'histoire des sciences. Textes et études, 1979)

L'avènement de la médecine clinique moderne en Europe, 1750-1815 politiques, institutions et savoirs - Keel, Othmar (Bibliothèque d'histoire de la médecine et de la santé, 2001)

Encyclopedie Grolier - McDonnell, John Barrett (Societe Grolier Quebec., 1948)

La guerre de la conquête, 1754-1760 - Frégault, Guy (Fides, 2009)

Lionel Groulx tel qu'en lui-meme - Frégault, Guy (Leméac, 1978)

Le XVIIIe siècle canadien: études - Frégault, Guy (Collection H, 1968)

Le Grand Marquis: Pierre de Rigaud de Vaudreuil et la Louisiane - Frégault, Guy (Études de l'Institut d'histoire de l'Amérique française, 1952)

La civilisation de la Nouvelle-France, 1713-1744 - Frégault, Guy (Biblio-Fides, 1969)

Histoire de la littérature canadienne-française: seconde moitié du XIXe siècle - Frégault, Guy; Hamel, Réginald (Bibliothèque d'histoire, 1996)

François Bigot, administrateur français - Frégault, Guy (Bibliothèque d'histoire, 1994)

Statistiques, 1961-62 - Université de Montréal; Saint-Arnaud, Claude; Falmagne, Jacques (Université de Montréal, Bureau d'immatriculation, 1961)

Historiographie médiévale du XVe au XXe siècle: HST 2000F - Falmagne, Jacques (Université de Montréal. Faculté des arts et des sciences. Liste externe, 1974)

Baudoin V, comte de Hainaut - Falmagne, Jacques (Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1966)

Quebec: a history - Linteau, Paul-André; Durocher, René; Robert, Jean-Claude; Chodos, Robert (James Lorimer & Co., 1991)

Histoire du Québec contemporain - Linteau, Paul-André; Durocher, René; Robert, Jean-Claude; Ricard, François (Boréal compact; 14, 15; 14, 15, 1989)

René Lévesque et l'histoire: la mort de René Lévesque et les médias - Cardin, Jean-François; Jean, Dominique; Neatby, Nicole; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire (Rapport de recherche / Département d'histoire, Université de Montréal; 2; 2, 1989)

Le retard du Québec et l'infériorité économique: des canadiens français - Durocher, René; Linteau, Paul-André (Études d'histoire du Québec; 1; 1, 1971)

Ma soeur, à quelle école allez-vous?: deux écoles de filles à la fin du XIXe siècle - Malouin, Marie-Paule (Fides, 1985)

La Question d'Orient entre le Congrès de Vienne et le Traité de Lausanne, 1815-1923 - Dimakis, Jean (Librairie des Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1970)

Les États allemands de 1648 à 1806 - Dimakis, Jean (Librairie des Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1969)

La Question d'Orient entre la bataille navale de Lépante et le Congrès de Vienne (1571-1815) - Dimakis, Jean (Librairie des Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1968)

Les répercussions de la Révolution française en Europe - Dimakis, Jean; Université de Montréal Département d'histoire (Rapport; no 3; no 3, 1989)

P. Codrika et la question d'Orient sous l'Empire français et la Restauration - Dimakis, Jean (J. Maisonneuve ; Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1986)

La Guerre de l'indépendance grecque vue par la presse française: période de 1821 à 1824 : contribution à l'étude de l'opinion publique et du mouvement philhellénique en France - Dimakis, Jean (Hidryma Meletōn Chersonēsou tou Haimou; 102; 102, 1968)

La Presse française face à la chute de Missolonghi et à la bataille navale de Navarin: recherches sur les sources du philhellénisme français - Dimakis, Jean (Institute for Balkan Studies; 162; 162, 1976)

Thérapeutique des maladies helléniques - Théodoret de Cyr; Canivet, Pierre (Sources chrétiennes, 1958)

Histoire ecclésiastique - Theodoret de Cyr; Parmentier, Léon; Canivet, Pierre (Sources chrétiennes, 2009)

Histoire des moines de Syrie - Théodoret, év. de Cyr; Leroy-Molinghen, Alice; Canivet, Pierre (Sources chrétiennes; no. 234, 257; no. 234, 257, 1977)

Histoire de la civilisation grecque: la religion des Grecs - Canivet, Pierre (Librairie des Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1970)

Le monachisme syrien selon Théodoret de Cyr - Canivet, Pierre (Théologie historique; 42; 42, 1977)

Histoire d'une entreprise apologétique au Ve siècle - Canivet, Pierre (Bloud & Gay, 1958)

St-Ignace II et Welland - Cadieux, Lorenzo; Campeau, Lucien; Courteau, Guy; Fox, William Sherwood; Bouchard, Louis-Joseph; Société historique du Nouvel-Ontario (Documents historiques / Société historique du Nouvel-Ontario; no 10; no 10, 1946)

Flore régionale et industrie forestière - Cadieux, Lorenzo; Campeau, Lucien; Taché, Bernard; Laberge, Joseph-Alfred; Société historique du Nouvel-Ontario (Documents historiques; no 7; no 7, 1945)

Monumenta Novae Franciae / 3, Fondation de la mission huronne (1635-1637). - Campeau, Lucien (Monumenta missionum Societatis Jesu; vol. 46. Missiones occidentales; vol. 130; 3.; 46.; 130, 1987)