Books on Topic: 'Ontario'

The writer is as earnest in recommending ladies who belong to the higher class of settlers to cultivate all the mental resources of a superior educati...

The Ontario Readers: Third Book is an anthology of short stories and poems designed for elementary school students in Ontario, Canada. Compiled by the...

The Man from Glengarry is a classic Canadian novel that tells the story of Ranald Macdonald, a young man who comes of age in rural eastern Ontario in...

This book is a collection of biographical sketches of individuals who emigrated from a specific region in Ontario, Canada, known as 'Zorra.' The autho...

This historical account chronicles the evolution of farming in Ontario, Canada, from its early stages in 1783 to the modern era of 1888-1912. It exami...

This 1922 textbook provides an intriguing glimpse into the geography of Ontario as it existed a century ago. While some of its descriptions may seem o...

This book, 'Pioneer Life Among the Loyalists in Upper Canada' by Walter Stevens Herrington, chronicles the experiences of Loyalists who fled the newly...

``Tramp and Fish`` is a collection of poetry by James McIntyre, a Canadian poet known as the "Cheese Poet." The book reflects McIntyre's life and expe...

‘Roughing It in the Bush’ is a collection of Susanna Moodie's personal accounts of her experiences as a young Englishwoman who immigrated to Canada in...

'Ontario Readers: Fourth Book by Various' is a 1909 English textbook published by the Ministry of Education of Ontario for fourth-grade students. It s...

Lake Lyrics and Other Poems is a collection of poems by the Canadian poet William Wilfred Campbell. The poems in this collection are mostly descriptiv...

'The New Country' is a collection of poetry written by an anonymous early settler in Ontario, Canada. The poem is extracted from a 40-page pamphlet pu...

Joseph Horatio Chant, a Canadian Methodist minister, was also a poet. This collection of poems, likely written during his lifetime, explores themes o...