Introduction / Stephen J. Hornsby and John G. Reid -- Pre-European Dawnland: archaeology of the Maritime Peninsula / David Sanger -- Spaces of power in the early modern Northeast / Elizabeth Mancke -- Passamaquoddy identity and the Marshall decision / William Wicken -- New England soldiers in the St. John River Valley, 1758-1760 / Geoffrey Plank -- Before Borderlands: Yankees, British, and the St. John Valley French / Béatrice Craig -- Comparative economic advantage: Novia Scotia and New England, 1720s-1860s -- Humbert's paradox: the global context of smuggling in the Bay of Fundy / Joshua C. Smith --Variations on a Borderlands theme: nativism and collective violence in Northeastern North American in the mid-nineteenth century / Scott W. See -- Nova Scotia and the American presence: seeking connections without conquest, 1848-1854 / D.A. Sutherland -- The command of money in Shaws' Borderlands, 1859-1887 / Jacques Ferland -- Re-examining the economic underdevelopment of the Maritime provinces: a case study of Portland, Maine, and Saint John, New Brunswick / Robert H. Babcock -- Maine-Maritimes folklore: the Lumberwoods connection / Edward D. Ives -- Canadian and American policy making in response to the first multi-species fisheries crisis in the greater Gulf of Maine Region / Deborah C. Trefts -- More buck for the bang: sporting and the ideology of fish and game management in northern New England and the Maritime provinces, 1870-1900 / Bill Parenteau and Richard W. Judd -- The "Boston States": region, gender, and Maritime out-migration, 1870-1930 / Betsy Beattie -- Borderlands, baselines, and big game: conceptualizing the Northeast as a sporting region / Colin D. Howell -- The epic of greater North America: themes and periodization in North American history / Reginald C. Stuart and M. Brook Taylor -- Peeping through the cracks: seeking connections, comparisons, and understanding in unstable space / Graeme Wynn.

Introduction / Pre-European Dawnland: Archaeology of the Maritime Peninsula / Spaces of Power in the Early Modern Northeast / Passamaquoddy Identity and the Marshall Decision / New England Soldiers in the St John River Valley, 1758-1760 / Before Borderlands: Yankees, British, and the St John Valley French / Comparative Economic Advantage: Nova Scotia and New England, 1720S-1860S / Humbert's Paradox: The Global Context of Smuggling in the Bay of Fundy / Variations on a Borderlands Theme: Nativism and Collective Violence in Northeastern North America in the Mid-Nineteenth Century / Nova Scotia and the American Presence: Seeking Connections Without Conquest, 1848-1854 / The Command of Money in Shaws' Borderlands, 1859-1887 / Re-Examining the Economic Underdevelopment of the Maritime Provinces: A Case Study of Portland, Maine, and Saint John, New Brunswick / Maine-Maritimes Folklore: The Lumberwoods Connection / Canadian and American Policy Making in Response to the First Multi-Species Fisheries Crisis in the Greater Gulf of Maine Region / More Buck for the Bang: Sporting and the Ideology of Fish and Game Management in Northern New England and the Maritime Provinces, 1870-1900