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John George Bourinot. Canada
Canada
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
THE STORY OF CANADA
I
INTRODUCTION
THE CANADIAN DOMINION FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN
View of Cape Trinity on the Laurentian Range
Rocky Mountains at Donald, B.C
Upper end of Fraser Cañon, B.C
II
THE DAWN OF DISCOVERY IN CANADA
(1497–1525.)
Sketch of Juan de la Cosa's map, A.D. 1500
III
A BRETON SAILOR DISCOVERS CANADA. AND ITS GREAT RIVER
(1534–36.)
Jacques Cartier
Ancient Hochelaga (from Ramusio)
FRANCISCUS PRIMUS DEI GRATIA FRANCORUM. REX REGNAT
IV
FROM CARTIER TO DE MONTS
(1540–1603.)
The "Dauphin Map" of Canada, circa 1543, showing Cartier's Discoveries
V
THE FRENCH OCCUPATION OF ACADIA. AND THE FOUNDATION OF PORT ROYAL
(1604–1614.)
Champlain's plan of Port Royal in Acadia in 1605. Key to illustration: A, Workmen's dwelling; B, Platform for cannon; C, Storehouse; D, Residence for Champlain and Pontgravé; E, Blacksmith's forge; F, Palisade; G, Bakehouse; H, Kitchen; I, Gardens; K, Burying ground; L, St. Lawrence River; M, Moat; N, Dwelling of De Monts; and O, Ships' storehouse
VI
SAMUEL CHAMPLAIN IN THE VALLEY OF THE ST. LAWRENCE
(1608–1635.)
Champlain
Habitation de Quebec, from Champlain's sketch. Key to illustration: A, Storehouse; B, Dovecote; C, Workmen's lodgings and armoury; D, Lodgings for mechanics; E, Dial; F, Blacksmith's shop and workmen's lodgings; G, Galleries; H, Champlain's residence; I, Gate and drawbridge; L, Walk; M, Moat; N, Platform for cannon; O, Garden; P, Kitchen; P, Vacant space; R, St. Lawrence
Champlain's lost astrolabe
Onondaga fort in the Iroquois country; from Champlain's sketch
VII
GENTLEMEN-ADVENTURERS IN ACADIA
(1614–1677.)
VIII
THE CANADIAN INDIANS AND THE IROQUOIS: THEIR ORGANISATION, CHARACTER, AND CUSTOMS
Indian costumes, from Lafitau. 1. Iroquois; 2. Algonquin
Iroquois long house (from Morgan)
IX
CONVENTS AND HOSPITALS—VILLE-MARIE—MARTYRED. MISSIONARIES—VICTORIOUS IROQUOIS—HAPLESS HURONS
(1635–1652.)
Marie Guyard (Mère Marie de l'Incarnation)
Portrait of Maisonneuve
X
YEARS OF GLOOM—THE KING COMES TO THE RESCUE OF. CANADA—THE IROQUOIS HUMBLED
(1652–1667.)
XI
CANADA AS A ROYAL PROVINCE—CHURCH AND STATE
(1663–1759.)
Portrait of Laval, first Canadian bishop
Card issue of 1729, for 12 livres
Fifteen sol piece
XII
THE PERIOD OF EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY: PRIESTS, FUR-TRADERS, AND COUREURS DE BOIS. IN THE WEST
(1634–1687.)
Canadian trapper, from La Potherie
XIII
THE PERIOD OF EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY: FRANCE IN THE VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
(1672–1687.)
Réné Robert Cavalier, Sieur de la Salle
"Louis le Grand, roy de France et de Navarre, regne; le neuviesme Avril, 1682."
XIV
CANADA AND ACADIA: FROM FRONTENAC. TO THE TREATY OF UTRECHT
(1672–1713.)
Frontenac, from Hébert's Statue at Quebec
Capture of Fort Nelson, in Hudson's Bay, by the French; from La Potherie. A. French boats. B. Camp. C. Mortar. D. Skirmishers. E. Fort Nelson
Chevalier D'Iberville
XV
ACADIA AND ÎLE ROYALE, FROM THE TREATY OF. UTRECHT TO THE TREATY OF. AIX-LA-CHAPELLE
(1713–1748.)
View of Louisbourg in 1731.—From a sketch in the Paris Archives
XVI
THE STRUGGLE FOR DOMINION IN THE GREAT. VALLEYS OF NORTH AMERICA—PRELUDE
(1748–1756.)
Map of French forts in America, 1750–60
XVII
THE STRUGGLE FOR DOMINION IN THE GREAT VALLEYS. OF NORTH AMERICA: ENGLISH REVERSES AND FRENCH. VICTORIES—FALL OF LOUISBOURG AND FORT DUQUESNE
(1756–1758.)
Montcalm
Louisbourg medals of 1758
XVIII
THE STRUGGLE FOR DOMINION IN THE VALLEY OF. THE ST. LAWRENCE—CANADA IS WON BY. WOLFE ON THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM
(1759–1763.)
Major-General James Wolfe
Siege of Quebec, 1759
HONNEUR. À. MONTCALM. LE DESTIN EN LUI DÉROBANT. LA VICTOIRE. L'A RÉCOMPENSÉ PAR. UNE MORT GLORIEUSE!
MORTEM. VIRTUS. COMMUNEM. FAMAM. HISTORIA. MONUMENTUM. POSTERITAS. DEDIT
Montcalm and Wolfe monument at Quebec
View of Quebec in 1760
View of Montreal in 1760
XIX
A PERIOD OF TRANSITION—PONTIAC'S WAR—THE QUEBEC ACT
(1760–1774.)
XX
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION—INVASION OF. CANADA—DEATH OF MONTGOMERY—PEACE
(1774–1783.)
XXI
COMING OF THE LOYALISTS
(1783–1791.)
Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea)
XXII
FOUNDATION OF NEW PROVINCES—ESTABLISHMENT. OF REPRESENTATIVE INSTITUTIONS
(1792–1812.)
Prescott Gate and Bishop's palace at Quebec in 1830
Lieutenant-General Simcoe
XXIII
THE WAR OF 1812–1815—PATRIOTISM OF THE CANADIANS
Major-General Brock
Colonel De Salaberry
Monument at Lundy's Lane
XXIV
POLITICAL STRIFE AND REBELLION
(1815–1840.)
Louis J. Papineau, Aet. 70
Bishop Strachan
William Lyon Mackenzie
Judge Haliburton ("Sam Slick")
XXV
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT AND ITS RESULTS—FEDERAL. UNION—RELATIONS BETWEEN CANADA. AND THE UNITED STATES
(1839–1867.)
Joseph Howe in 1865
Robert Baldwin
Sir Louis H. Lafontaine
L. A. Wilmot
XXVI
END OF THE RULE OF FUR-TRADERS—ACQUISITION. OF THE NORTHWEST—FORMATION OF MANITOBA—RIEL'S. REBELLIONS—THE INDIANS
(1670–1885.)
Fort Garry and a Red River steamboat in 1870
Colonel Williams
Indian carved posts in British Columbia
XXVII
COMPLETION OF THE FEDERAL UNION—MAKERS OF THE DOMINION
(1871–1891.)
John A. Macdonald
George Brown
George Cartier
XXVIII
CANADA AS A NATION: MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL. DEVELOPMENT—POLITICAL RIGHTS
Sir Wilfrid Laurier (From a photograph by Ernest H. Mills.)
Old Parliament Building at Ottawa
XXIX
FRENCH CANADA
Quebec in 1896
Street in a French Canadian village near Quebec
Old church at Bonne Ste. Anne, where miracles were performed
A Canadian calèche of old times
Louis Fréchette
A characteristic snapshot of Sir Robert Borden at the Peace Conference, 1919
XXX
RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF CANADA
Silver mines at Cobalt, Ontario
New Parliament Buildings, Ottawa
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