Preface to The Works of John Galt Acknowledgements Chronology of John Galt Introduction Historical and Biographical Contexts Literary Contexts and Publication Venue American Traditions, Canadian Sketches, and Indigenous Encounters Societal Contexts: British and Americans The Whole West Indian Question Circulation, Reception, and Valediction 1. A Statistical Account of Upper Canada 2. America 3. Bandana on Emigration [1824] 4. Bandana on Colonial Undertakings 5. Bandana on Emigration [1826] 6. Colonial Discontent 7. Thoughts on the Times 8. Letters from New York 9. The Hurons – A Canadian Tale 10. The Colonial Question 11. The Spectre Ship of Salem 12. The Bell of St. Regis 13. Canadian Affairs 14. American Traditions [Cherockee] 15. The New Atlantis: An American Legend 16. Guelph in Upper Canada 17. Letters on West Indian Slavery 18. Means of Lessening the West Indian Distress 19. The Early Missionaries; or, The Discovery of the Falls of Niagara 20. The First Settlers on the Ohio: An American Story 21. The British North American Provinces 22. American Traditions [The Indian and the Hunter] 23. On the Domestic Manners of the British 24.The Canada Corn Trade 25. Scotch and Yankees. A Caricature 26. The British and Americans 27. The Whole West Indian Question 28. Outline of a Plan 29. Colonization 30. Mr Galt’s Plan of Settling the Boundary Question with the Americans. 31. The Metropolitan Emigrant 32. Letters Concerning Projects of Improvement for Upper Canada 33. American Diplomacy 34. The Banished Covenanters 35. The Unknown Explorer of Upper Canada A Note on the Texts Emendations End-of-line Hyphens Explanatory Notes