Douglas, James
1837 – 1918
21 works on record
Works
New England and New France
A memoir of Thomas Sterry Hunt
The United States and Mexico
Development of the railroads of North America and of their control by the state
Status of women in New England and New France
Untechnical adresses on technical subjects
Untechnical addresses on technical subjects
Facts and reflections bearing on annexation, independence and imperial federation
Old France in the New World
Biographical sketch of Thomas Sterry Hunt
Canadian independence, annexation and British imperial federation
The gold fields of Canada
The copper bearing traps of the Coppermine River
Canadian independence
Historical and geographical features of the Rocky Mountain railroads
Summary of American improvements and inventions in ore-crushing and concentration, and in the metallurgy of copper, lead, gold, silver, nickel, aluminum, zinc, mercury, antimony and tin
Education in Quebec in the 17th century
Present condition of the survey of the Canadian Pacific Railway
The present state of literature in Canada
Cantor lectures on recent American methods and appliances employed in the metallurgy of copper, lead, gold, and silver
Principles more important than practice in technical education