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Far and Wide: Canada's Story

Far and Wide: Canada's Story

by Nelles (Author)

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 280
 Publisher: OUP Canada
Published: 21 Oct 2004
ISBN 10: 0195418379
ISBN 13: 9780195418378

Media Reviews
This volume is especially welcome because so few historians have found the courage since the 1960s to offer their own general interpretations of Canadian history....Nelles' effort is not only courageous but also highly effective and often compelling. The volume is not only encaging, but is also
based on deep knowledge of current scholarship across the centuries. -- History: Review of New Books


This volume is especially welcome because so few historians have found the courage since the 1960s to offer their own general interpretations of Canadian history....Nelles' effort is not only courageous but also highly effective and often compelling. The volume is not only encaging, but is also
based on deep knowledge of current scholarship across the centuries. -- History: Review of New Books

This volume is especially welcome because so few historians have found the courage since the 1960s to offer their own general interpretations of Canadian history....Nelles' effort is not only courageous but also highly effective and often compelling. The volume is not only encaging, but is also based on deep knowledge of current scholarship across the centuries. -- History: Review of New Books


This volume is especially welcome because so few historians have found the courage since the 1960s to offer their own general interpretations of Canadian history....Nelles' effort is not only courageous but also highly effective and often compelling. The volume is not only encaging, but is also based on deep knowledge of current scholarship across the centuries. -- History: Review of New Books


Author Bio

H. V. Nelles is the L. R. Wilson Professor of Canadian History at McMaster University and Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus at York University. He is the author of The Politics of Development and The Art of Nation-Building and co-author of Monopoly's Moment. He is the recipient of several awards, including Le Prix Lionel Groulx, and is the only person to have twice received the Sir John A. Macdonald Prize of the Canadian Historical Association for the best book on Canadian History.