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The Rise of Canada, from Barbarism to Wealth and Civilisation Volume 1   By: (1819-)

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In Volume 1 of "The Rise of Canada, from Barbarism to Wealth and Civilisation" by Charles Roger, readers are provided with a comprehensive account of Canada's journey, presenting a thought-provoking exploration of its transformation from a land of uncertainty and struggle into a prosperous and civilized nation.

The author's meticulous research and expressive narrative effortlessly transport readers back in time to witness the various stages of Canada's development. From the early indigenous civilizations and the impact of European colonization, Roger expertly navigates through key historical events, shedding light on the challenges faced by the early settlers and their determination to overcome adversity.

One of the book's strengths lies in its detailed examination of Canada's economic growth. Roger delves into the factors that propelled Canada's transition, including the exploration of natural resources, the development of trade networks, and the establishment of industries. By discussing the significant milestones that propelled Canada's economic prosperity, the author presents a compelling argument for the nation's rise as a global economic powerhouse.

Moreover, Roger emphasizes the importance of governance in shaping Canada's path towards civilization. Drawing on various primary sources, the author dissects the political systems and structures that were established throughout Canada's history. This analysis offers readers a unique perspective on the critical role of leadership and governance in fostering societal progress.

The inclusive approach taken by Charles Roger is truly commendable. The book extensively covers the contributions and experiences of diverse communities, including Indigenous peoples, immigrants, and women, thus giving readers a holistic understanding of Canada's rise. By highlighting historically marginalized voices, the author successfully challenges traditional narratives and provides a more comprehensive perspective on Canada's rich heritage.

Nonetheless, some readers may find the extensive detail within the book overwhelming. The wealth of information presented can occasionally become convoluted, leaving readers longing for a more streamlined narrative. Despite this minor setback, Roger's passion for the subject matter shines through, making it evident that he has a deep appreciation for Canada's diverse past and a genuine desire to share it with others.

Overall, "The Rise of Canada, from Barbarism to Wealth and Civilisation: Volume 1" is a captivating exploration of Canada's historical trajectory. Charles Roger skillfully navigates through centuries of events to give readers a comprehensive view of Canada's rise, while also offering thought-provoking insights into the nation's economic, political, and social evolution. This book is a must-read for history enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the remarkable journey of Canada from its humble beginnings to its present-day status as a prosperous and progressive nation.

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"Entered according to Act of the Provincial Legislature, for the Protection of Copy rights, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty six, by P. SINCLAIR, Quebec, in the Office of the Registrar of the Province of Canada."

THE RISE OF CANADA, FROM BARBARISM TO WEALTH AND CIVILISATION.

BY

CHARLES ROGER, QUEBEC.

Una manus calamum teneat, manus altera ferrum, Sic sis nominibus dignus utrinque tuis.

VOLUME I.

QUEBEC: PETER SINCLAIR.

Montreal, H. Ramsay and B. Dawson; Toronto, A. H. Armour & Co.; London, C. W., Andrews & Coombe; Port Hope, James Ainsley; New York, H. Long & Brothers, D. Appleton & Co., J. C. Francis; Boston, Little & Brown; Philadelphia, Lindsay & Blakiston; London, Trubner & Co.

1856.

ST. MICHEL & DARVEAU, JOB PRINTERS, No. 3, Mountain Street.

TO

JOSEPH MORRIN, ESQUIRE, M. D.,

MAYOR OF QUEBEC,

This Volume

IS DEDICATED, AS THE ONLY MONUMENT, WHICH CAN BE RAISED TO ACKNOWLEDGED WORTH,

BY HIS OBLIGED AND FAITHFUL

FRIEND AND SERVANT,

THE AUTHOR.

Quebec, December, 1855.

INDEX.

PAGE.

CHAPTER I.

Canada Discovered 4 Cartier's Arrival in the St. Lawrence 5 ... Continue reading book >>




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