History Of The Province Of Ontario, (upper Canada.) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024304015)

"History Of The Province Of Ontario, (upper Canada.)" offers a detailed exploration of Ontario's past, from its Franco-Canadian roots to the pivotal events of the American Revolution. William Canniff chronicles the region's early history, vividly recounting the conflicts between the French and Indigenous peoples, and the significant battles that shaped the landscape. The book provides biographical sketches of prominent first settlers, offering insights into their lives and contributions to the province's development.

Including the census of 1871, this volume provides a comprehensive snapshot of Ontario's social and demographic composition during a crucial period of growth and transformation. Canniff's work remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Ontario's rich and complex history, its role in North American conflicts, and the lives of its pioneering inhabitants.

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