This is a biography of Sir John A. Macdonald (1815-1891), the first Prime Minister of Canada and a key figure in the country's Confederation. George Robert Parkin's biography offers insights into Macdonald's early life, his entry into law and politics, and his role in shaping the Dominion of Canada. It chronicles his political career, including his involvement in the Confederation negotiations and his subsequent leadership of the new nation. The book explores Macdonald's policies, challenges, and lasting impact on Canadian identity and governance.
"Sir John A. Macdonald" provides a detailed portrait of a pivotal figure in Canadian history and is a valuable resource for those interested in the political development of Canada.
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