
Canada: The Empire of the North
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Laut's narrative begins with the early explorers and fur traders who ventured into the vast, uncharted territories of Canada. She chronicles the challenges and triumphs of individuals like David Thompson, the legendary explorer who mapped much of the Canadian West. Laut vividly portrays the efforts of settlers, the hardships they faced, and the tenacity that enabled them to build communities across the Canadian plains and prairies. She explores the complexities of the relationships between the Canadian government and Indigenous peoples, highlighting the impact of treaties and land claims. The story unfolds with a focus on the development of transportation networks, the growth of key industries like lumber and mining, and the eventual rise of Canada as a powerful, self-governing nation. Throughout, Laut underscores the role of adventure, risk-taking, and resilience in forging Canada's identity.Book Details
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Agnes C. Laut
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Agnes Christina Laut was a Canadian journalist, novelist, historian, and social worker. Laut was born in Stanley Township, Huron County, Ontario, to John Laut and wife Eliza George. In 1873 the famil...
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