Far and Wide: Canada's Story - Tapa dura

"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

Far and Wide: Canada's Stroy offers a lively, opinionated history of Canada as a story of continuous transformation and negotiation. It provides an essential understanding of Canada's development from a land of indegenous nations to the multicultural mosaic of today, and will be enjoyed by all Canadians, travellers, or anyone interested in the history of this country.