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M. Brook Taylor

A professor of history at Mount Saint Vincent University, M. Brook Taylor has become an expert in the banks fishery and schooners at the turn of the 20th century. He is the curator of an exhibition at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (Halifax, Nova Scotia) that presents Frederick William Wallace's photographs to the public for the first time. He has given lectures about Frederick William Wallace in Canada and Japan, and has been published in the Journal of Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society. In A Camera on the Banks, Taylor presents the story of a fishery on the brink of change and the pioneering photojournalist who documented it so lovingly.

Books by M. Brook Taylor

Blue Water

A Tale of the Deep-Sea Fishermen

by (author) Frederick William Wallace
introduction by M. Brook Taylor

A Camera on the Banks

Frederick William Wallace and the Fishermen of Nova Scotia

by (author) M. Brook Taylor

Captain Salvation

by (author) Frederick William Wallace
introduction by M. Brook Taylor

Canadian History: a Reader's Guide

Volume 1: Beginnings to Confederation

edited by M. Brook Taylor

Promoters, Patriots, and Partisans

Historiography in Nineteenth-Century English Canada

by (author) M. Brook Taylor