Inequality in Canada : the history and politics of an idea

North Atlantic Thinkers on the Problem of Inequality (1770s-1920s) -- First Sightings of Inequality in the Canadian Colonies (1790s-1830s) -- Emerging Protestant Critiques of Wealth (1830s-1880s) -- Labour Voices, Worker Intellectuals, and the Politics of Immanence (1870-1920) -- Spiritual Engineering from Rural Romantics to Social Gospellers (1900s-1930) -- The Silence and Scope of English-Canadian Political Economy (1880-1920) -- The Force and Frailty of Quebec’s Social Catholicism (1930s-1950s) -- Idealism, Equality, and the End of Inequality (1920-1945) -- Fractured Echoes of Inequality in the Welfare Era (1940s-1960s).