
A Canadian History for Boys and Girls
By Emily Poynton WeaverLength8h 23m
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In "A Canadian History for Boys and Girls," Emily Poynton Weaver presents an engaging and accessible narrative that brings to life the rich tapestry of Canada's past. Written in a lively and descriptive style, the book adapts historical facts and events into compelling stories that capture the imagination of younger readers. Weaver employs a combination of vivid storytelling and age-appropriate language, emphasizing key figures, events, and social changes that have shaped the nation. This work occupies a unique place in the literary context of educational children's literature, aiming to instill a sense of national pride while fostering a critical understanding of history. Emily Poynton Weaver, an esteemed educator and historian, possessed a profound passion for educating youth about their heritage, which is evident throughout this work. Her own experiences growing up in Canada and her commitment to inclusive history greatly informed her writing process. Weaver's extensive background in teaching and history contributes to her ability to present complex themes in a simplified yet engaging manner. This biography of a nation reflects her desire to empower young readers by connecting them to their roots. This book is highly recommended for educators, parents, and young readers alike who wish to explore Canada's history in a fun and informative way. Its educational value, combined with captivating narratives, makes it an essential addition to any child's library. "A Canadian History for Boys and Girls" not only enlightens but also inspires, making the past resonate with the imagination of future generations.
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GenreHistory
Length8 hrs 23 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 16, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE.
2PART I. THE STRUGGLE FOR POSSESSION.: INTRODUCTION.
3BOOK I. THE RULE OF THE TRADING COMPANIES.
4CHAPTER I. THE NATIVE RACES.
5CHAPTER II. A CENTURY OF DISCOVERY.
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6CHAPTER III. THE SETTLEMENT OF ACADIA.
7CHAPTER IV. CANADA UNDER CHAMPLAIN.
8CHAPTER V. THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH AT WAR.
9CHAPTER VI. THE INDIANS AND THE MISSIONARIES.
10CHAPTER VII. EVENTS IN ACADIA FROM 1632 TO 1667.
11CHAPTER VIII. SOCIAL CONDITIONS UNDER THE COMPANIES.
12BOOK II. NEW FRANCE AND ITS ROYAL GOVERNORS.
13CHAPTER I. DE TRACY AND TALON.
14CHAPTER II. FRONTENAC AND LA SALLE.
15CHAPTER III. LA BARRE AND DENONVILLE.
16CHAPTER IV. STRIFE IN ACADIA AND ON HUDSON BAY.
17CHAPTER V. COUNT DE FRONTENAC AGAIN.
18CHAPTER VI. QUEEN ANNE’S WAR.
19CHAPTER VII. TROUBLOUS TIMES IN ACADIA.
20CHAPTER VIII. THE WAR OF THE AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION.
21CHAPTER IX. THE BOUNDARY QUARRELS.
22CHAPTER X. THE FOURFOLD PLAN OF ATTACK.
23CHAPTER XI. OPENING OF THE SEVEN YEARS’ WAR.
24CHAPTER XII. THE FALL OF QUEBEC.
25CHAPTER XIII. THE CAPITULATION OF CANADA.
26CHAPTER XIV. SOCIAL CONDITIONS UNDER THE FRENCH KINGS.
27PART II. THE GROWTH OF THE PROVINCES.: INTRODUCTION.
28BOOK I. FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAWS.
29CHAPTER I. THE INDIAN WAR AND CHIEF PONTIAC.
30CHAPTER II. THE KING’S PROCLAMATION AND THE QUEBEC ACT.
31CHAPTER III. THE AMERICAN INVASION.
32CHAPTER IV. THE END OF THE WAR.
33CHAPTER V. EVENTS IN NOVA SCOTIA.
34CHAPTER VI. THE UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS.
35CHAPTER VII. THE FOUNDING OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
36CHAPTER VIII. CANADA DIVIDED.
37CHAPTER IX. EXPLORERS AND FUR-TRADERS.
38CHAPTER X. SOCIAL CONDITIONS ABOUT 1791.
39BOOK II. THE STRUGGLE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT.
40CHAPTER I. THE ASSEMBLIES AND THEIR WORK.
41CHAPTER II. THE GROWING POWER OF THE COUNCILS.
42CHAPTER III. POLITICAL STRIFE.
43CHAPTER IV. THE WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES, 1812.
44CHAPTER V. WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES, 1813.
45CHAPTER VI. THE END OF THE WAR, 1814.
46CHAPTER VII. LORD SELKIRK’S SETTLEMENTS.
47CHAPTER VIII. THE MARITIME PROVINCES AFTER THE WAR.
48CHAPTER IX. UPPER CANADA AFTER THE WAR.
49CHAPTER X. MACKENZIE AND COLBORNE.
50CHAPTER XI. STORMY YEARS IN LOWER CANADA.