Second collection of 100 historical sketches about Montreal's past, drawn from Collard's Montreal Gazette columns.

Photographic history of Canada in the 20th century, compiled by CBC broadcaster and journalist Knowlton Nash.

Contemporary comprehensive history of the First World War published in 1919, with particular attention to Canada's military contribution to the Allied cause.

Guide to the origins of 1,180 Ontario community names, from the historical and dignified to the eccentric and occasionally absurd.

Wartime argument for compulsory national military service in Canada, published in 1917 at the height of the conscription crisis. Merritt was president of the Canadian Defence League and a prominent advocate for compulsory military service. He died of influenza in October 1918, weeks before the armistice, having lived to see both the conscription he championed and the bitter French-English divisions it provoked. The town of Merritt, British Columbia is named after him.

Lectures on European art by Robert Cassels, the first registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada, sworn in on October 8, 1875.

Account of the Canadian tainted blood scandal, in which thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood products in the 1980s.