From 14th Colony to Confederation: Governors, Placemen & Merchant Elite by A. D. Boutilier
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Overview: A social history of any community in any time period must seek to study every cultural signpost and use them to inform the reader; 14th Colony is such a social history. It is the second title in a trilogy of planned books by social historian Alex Boutilier. The first illuminates the role of the Citadel garrison, while the second demystifies the lives of the rich and the powerful at that time; and traces the experiences of those who fought to be heard, and were often victims of power systems of that era. A common thread running through the chapters involve the circumstances in which each governor found himself, and what was done to remedy a specific situation; and how each brought Nova Scotia a step closer to Confederation with a few who were extraordinary, propelling society forward & ultimately devolved into the Canadian Confederation. Includes the fascinating debates of Howe and Tupper, although on opposite sides in the debate, were selected by MacDonald for his first cabinet.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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