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Papineau, Cartier: The Makers of Canada
Alfred D. DeCelles
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DigiCat
, 2022-08-01
主題
History / General
ISBN
EAN:8596547108856
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=lHx_EAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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In 'Papineau, Cartier: The Makers of Canada,' Alfred D. DeCelles combines a historian's rigor with a storyteller's flair, offering a compelling narrative of two towering figures in Canadian history. Presented by DigiCat Publishing in a meticulously curated edition, this work penetrates the veneer of Canada's colonial period, bringing to life Louis-Joseph Papineau and George-Étienne Cartier, whose legacies are deeply intertwined with the formation and evolution of the nation. DeCelles' prose is engaging, weaving both the political and personal dimensions of these statesmen within the broader tapestry of 19th-century Canadian society and its British-French tensions, ensuring historical context and literary quality coalesce seamlessly.nAlfred D. DeCelles (1843-1925) was a Canadian historian, librarian, and author, deeply rooted in the fabric of the French-Canadian identity. His insights into these emblematic characters are enriched by his own experience as a contemporary observer and participant in the unfolding political landscape of Canada. His works reflect a profound understanding of the cultural and political complexities that defined the Canadian Confederation era, making him distinctly qualified to chronicle the lives and times of Papineau and Cartier.nThis restoration by DigiCat Publishing is an invitation to scholars and literature aficionados alike to revisit a seminal text that illuminates Canada's path to nationhood. 'Papineau, Cartier: The Makers of Canada' is recommended not only for those interested in Canadian history but also for readers seeking to appreciate the nuance and interplay of politics and identity in the making of a country. As DigiCat pledges to preserve the integrity and accessibility of world literature, this edition stands as a testament to that commitment, ensuring the legacy and influence of Papineau and Cartier endure.