Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating memoir tells the story of the MacNab family, one of the most prominent and influential clans in Upper Canada during the nineteenth century. With a focus on the last laird of MacNab, Simon Fraser MacNab, this book provides insight into the social and political dynamics of early Canada, including the struggles between Scottish and English settlers, and the tensions between Indigenous peoples and European colonizers. With its vivid portraits of colorful characters and its rich historical detail, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in Canadian history.
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