Canadian Reference Sources

Mary E. Bond (compiler and editor) and MartineM. Caron (compiler) are both of the National Library'sReference and Information Services Division.

• Acknowledgements Introduction Abbreviations Bibliography General Reference WorksArchival ResourcesBibliographies and CataloguesBook TradeEncyclopediasOfficial PublicationsSerialsSocieties, AssociationsThesesYear Books, Handbooks and AlmanacsHistory and Related SubjectsBiographiesGenealogyHeraldryHistoryHumanitiesArtsFine and Applied ArtsGeneral WorksAntiquesArchitectureBook ArtsCeramicsCostumeCraftsDrawingFibre ArtsFolk ArtFurniture and Interior DecorationGlassGraphic ArtsMetal ArtsNumismaticsPaintingPhilatelyPhotographySculptureToysMiscellaneous ArtsLanguages and LinguisticsGeneral WorksAlgonquian LanguagesAthapaskan LanguagesBeothus LanguageChinookan LanguagesEnglish LanguageFrench LanguageHaida LanguageInuktitut LanguageIroquoian LanguagesSalishan LanguagesSiouan LanguagesTsimshian LanguagesWakashan LanguagesLiteratureGeneral WorksChildren's LiteratureDiaries and AutobiographiesDramaFictionFilmPoetryQuotationsPerforming ArtsGeneral WorksDanceFilm, Radio and TelevisionMusicPerformance ArtPuppetryTheatrePhilosophyReligionGeneral WorksAnglican ChurchBaptist ChurchBuddhismCatholic ChurchCatholic OrdersCongregational ChurchesDoukhoborsIslamJudaismLutheran ChurchesMennonite Brethren ChurchMethodist ChurchMoravian ChurchOrthodox Eastern ChurchPaganismPentecostal ChurchesPresbyterian ChurchSeventh-Day AdventistsSociety of FriendsUnitarian Universalist ChurchesUnited Church of Canada Name IndexTitle IndexEnglish Subject IndexFrench Subject Index

Mary Bond and Martine Caron have produced a truly monumental work that exhibits the impeccable detail one would expect from the National Library's Reference and Information Services Division. Canadian Reference Sources is an outstanding achievement. It is an essential purchase for any library with a standard reference collection, as well as for any serious Canadian scholar or student. - Deborah Defoe (Quill & Quire) One of the most important Canadian reference works ever published. - J. D. Blackwell (Choice) This is the preeminent source for Canadian reference bibliography; libraries with any demand for this information at last have an up-to-date resource. - Ed Volz (American Reference Books Annual)