$310.00
Charles Roger
Series: Countries and Cultures of the World
BISAC: HIS038000
This book, originally published in 1856, provides a thorough account of the rise of Canada from a primitive condition to the middle of the 19th century. It is concisely written, and the various events and personages of which it is composed present an attractive and striking picture to the mind of every reader.
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. The Discovery of Canada to the Quebec Act
Chapter 2. From representation in the Imperial Parliament to Brocke, Prevost, and the “Little Belt”
Chapter 3. From Sir George Prevost to the Brock Monument and Gore’s Return
Chapter 4. From Drummond Administrator-in-Chief to the Departure of Lord Dalhousie
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