Publisher's Synopsis
This detailed biography of Alexander Macdonell offers a unique perspective on the intersection of religion and politics in early Canada. Macdonell's contributions to the Catholic Church and his involvement in the legislative process make his life an essential chapter in the history of the province. Macdonell's engaging style and in-depth research make this an important addition to Canadian historical scholarship.
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