The St. Lawrence Waterway: A Study in Politics and Diplomacy

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Preface vii
• Acknowledgements xi
• Contents xiii
• List of Illustrations *
• Chapter I - Early Canadian Proposals and Improvements 1700-1825 3
• Chapter II - Additional Canadian Improvements 1826-1848 16
• Chapter III - American Improvements Of the Great Lakes Connecting Channels 1826-1865 28
• Chapter IV - Further Canadian Efforts 1849-1900 40
• Chapter V - Seaway Conventions And Engineering Surveys 1866-1902 53
• Chapter VI - Increased Demands For Improved Transportation 1903-1914 68
• Chapter VII - Moves Towards CoÖperative Action 1914-1921 84
• Chapter VIII - American Pressure For The Negotiation of a Treaty 1922-1927 97
• Chapter IX - More Discussions and Delays 116
• Chapter X - The Negotiation Of The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep Waterway Treaty 1930-1932 133
• Chapter XI - The Rejection Of the Seaway Treaty By the American Senate 1932-1934 148
• Chapter XII - Additional Treaty Negotiations 1934-1939 160
• Chapter XIII - Wartime Coercions and Discussions 1939-1942 181
• Chapter XIV - Congressional Hearings and Debates 1943-1948 196
• Chapter XV - The Search For A Feasible Procedure 1948-1951 212
• Chapter XVI - The Adoption of Plans For An All-Canadian Waterway 1951-1953 233
• Chapter XVII - The United States Granted a Seaway Role 1953-1954 247
• Chapter XVIII - Construction And First Year of Operation 1954-1959 264
• Chapter XIX - Conclusion 279
• Reference Matter 289
• Notes 291
• Bibliography 345
• Index 363

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