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Preface and Introduction
28:18 -
From 1000 to 1600, part 1
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From 1000 to 1600, part 2
26:48 -
From 1600 to 1607, part 1
20:01 -
From 1600 to 1607, part 2
17:25 -
From 1607 to 1635, part 1
23:24 -
From 1607 to 1635, part 2
24:02 -
From 1635 to 1666
23:21 -
From 1635 to 1650, part 1
20:28 -
From 1635 to 1650, part 2
16:32 -
From 1635 to 1650, part 3
21:01 -
From 1650 to 1672, part 1
26:49 -
From 1650 to 1672, part 2
26:38 -
From 1672 to 1688, part 1
20:47 -
From 1672 to 1688, part 2
20:48 -
From 1672 to 1688, part 3
21:27 -
From 1679 to 1713, part 1
19:02 -
From 1679 to 1713, part 2
25:53 -
From 1686 to 1698, part 1
19:54 -
From 1686 to 1698, part 2
18:21 -
From 1686 to 1698, part 3
24:50 -
From 1698 to 1713, part 1
20:59 -
From 1698 to 1713, part 2
21:12 -
From 1713 to 1755, part 1
27:37 -
From 1713 to 1755, part 2
27:59 -
From 1713 to 1755, part 3
28:38 -
From 1756 to 1763, part 1
23:25 -
From 1756 to 1763, part 2
24:41 -
From 1756 to 1763, part 3
22:27 -
From 1756 to 1763, part 4
21:25 -
From 1763 to 1812, part 1
26:58 -
From 1763 to 1812, part 2
28:39 -
From 1763 to 1812, part 3
26:41 -
From 1763 to 1812, part 4
24:09 -
From 1812 to 1820, part 1
22:23 -
From 1812 to 1820, part 2
21:03 -
From 1812 to 1820, part 3
25:20 -
From 1812 to 1820, part 4
24:34 -
From 1812 to 1820, part 5
22:14 -
From 1812 to 1820, part 6
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From 1812 to 1820, part 7
19:56 -
From 1812 to 1846, part 1
26:18 -
From 1812 to 1846, part 2
22:16 -
From 1812 to 1846, part 3
22:22 -
From 1820 to 1867, part 1
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From 1820 to 1867, part 2
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From 1820 to 1867, part 3
25:02
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Railways, waterways and widely separated provinces frame Agnes C. Laut's account of Canada's national growth. Published in 1909, this historical narrative presents Confederation as the task of joining settlements with different languages, customs and economic interests. Laut connects that political union with the expense and effort of building transport links across the country. Her introduction also records the hopes attached to Canada's future, giving the reader a view of national ambition at the beginning of the twentieth century.
The narrative turns historical events into scenes of physical effort and military conflict. In the account of the siege of Louisburg, men drag cannon across difficult ground, illness weakens the attacking force, and ships and shore batteries shape the contest. Readers interested in Canadian history can follow the practical pressures behind these episodes while considering Laut's emphasis on imperial growth and heroic achievement.
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