Canada: the Empire of the North / Being the Romantic Story of the New Dominion's Growth from Colony to Kingdom
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A popular narrative retells the region's growth from early transatlantic voyages by the Cabots and Cartier through centuries of colonial rivalry and westward expansion across lakes, prairies, and the Pacific coast. It sketches the fur trade and the Hudson's Bay Company's role, settlement patterns, Confederation and the political and economic forces that welded distant provinces into a nation, and the human stories that animated those changes. Chapters favor vivid portraits and adventurous episodes over formal chronology, addressing geography, institutions, and the people who shaped national development.
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