Edward Blake

Schull, Joseph

Macmillan

Macmillan of Canada

When fighting broke out in November 1837 French Canada appeared to have launched a full scale revolution against its British masters. Joseph Schull's Rebellion is a passionate retelling of this time of armed uprising in Lower Canada, the conditions that led to it, the battles and reprisals and the aftermath. First published in 1971, Rebellion not only lays bare the roots of French Canada's anger but this remarkable and often tragic story concludes with the birth of the extraordinary French-English partnership that built this country.

Rebellion: The Rising In French Canada, 1837

History

Americas

Laurier: The First Canadian

Gage Distribution Co

Well-done biography of Donald Gordon, a Scottish immigrant who rose to become the head of Canadian National Railways and went on to help complete the financing of Churchill Falls, then North America's largest hydro-electric project. 291 pages with index.

The great Scot: A biography of Donald Gordon

McGill-Queen's University Press

An account of Canada's naval contribution to the Allies, ultimate victory in World War Two.

Far Distant Ships

Military

Boston Mills Pr

The far distant ships: An official account of Canadian naval operations in World War II

Naval_Institute_Press

The Far Distant Ships: An Official Account of Canadian Naval Operations in the Second World War

Uncommon Valor Press

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