- Home
- Table of Contents
- Map
- Preamble: Sensing the Past
- Chapter 1: Today’s British Columbia Coming into View
- Chapter 2: The Year That Changed Everything (1858)
- Chapter 3: James Douglas and the Colonial Office (1859–64)
- Chapter 4: The Colonial Office in Action (1864–67)
- Chapter 5: The Moderating Influence of Bishop Hills (1860–63)
- Chapter 6: Taking Gold Miners Seriously (1858–71)
- Chapter 7: Crediting Indigenous Women
- Chapter 8: Along the Pathway to Canada (1866–71)
- Appendix
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Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication
Title: British Columbia in the balance : 1846-1871 / Jean Barman.
Names: Barman, Jean, 1939- author.
Description: Includes index.
Identifiers: Canadiana (print) 20220249679 | Canadiana (ebook) 20220249709 | ISBN 9781550179880 (hardcover) | ISBN 9781550179897 (EPUB)
Subjects: CSH: British Columbia—History—1849-1871. | CSH: British Columbia—Politics and government—1849-1871.
Classification: LCC FC3822 .B37 2022 | DDC 971.1/02—dc23