Awards

• Commended for 2018 National Council on Public History Book Award 2018 (United States)
• Commended for <P>2018 National Council on Public History Book Award</P> 2018 (United States)
• Short-listed for <P>Sir John A. Macdonald Prize awarded by the Canadian Historical Association</P> 2017 (Canada)
• Short-listed for Sir John A. Macdonald Prize awarded by the Canadian Historical Association 2017 (Canada)
• Winner of <P>Canadian Oral History Association Prize awarded by the Canadian Historical Association</P> 2017 (Canada)
• Winner of <P>Clio Atlantic Region Prize awarded by the Canadian Historical Association</P> 2017 (Canada)
• Winner of Canadian Oral History Association Prize awarded by the Canadian Historical Association 2017 (Canada)
• Winner of Clio Atlantic Region Prize awarded by the Canadian Historical Association 2017 (Canada)
• Winner of Prix de l'Assemblee nationale of the Institut d'histoire de l'Amerique francais 2017 (United States)
• Winner of Prix de l'Assembl�e nationale of the Institut d'histoire de l'Am�rique fran�ais 2017 (United States)

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'This is an important book that tells a story, we think we know, in a new and different way... A significant contribution to the regional and national history of Canada.' -- Tina Loo Acadiensis September 2016 Kouchibouguac is an excellent book, not only as a resource, but as enlightening reading for anyone with a social conscience. Ronald Rudin is to be applauded for his intensive and extensive research and his obvious concern for getting the Kouchibouguac story told properly and lucidly. -- James M. Fisher The Miramichi Reader, August 24, 2016

"'This is an important book that tells a story, we think we know, in a new and different way... A significant contribution to the regional and national history of Canada.' -- Tina Loo Acadiensis September 2016 'Historians, civil servants, students, and general public will find it a stimulating and valuable interpretation of the time and events.' -- Sheila Andrew Canadian Historical Review vol 97:04:2016 ""Kouchibouguac is an excellent book, not only as a resource, but as enlightening reading for anyone with a social conscience. Ronald Rudin is to be applauded for his intensive and extensive research and his obvious concern for getting the Kouchibouguac story told properly and lucidly."" -- James M. Fisher The Miramichi Reader, August 24, 2016"

Kouchibouguac is an excellent book, not only as a resource, but as enlightening reading for anyone with a social conscience. Ronald Rudin is to be applauded for his intensive and extensive research and his obvious concern for getting the Kouchibouguac story told properly and lucidly. -- James M. Fisher The Miramichi Reader, August 24, 2016

Author Information

Ronald Rudin is a professor in the Department of History and co-director of the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University. His most recent book, Remembering and Forgetting in Acadie, received both the US National Council on Public History Book Award and the Public History Prize of the Canadian Historical Association.

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