Facts About Manitoba: From W. Fraser Rae's "Newfoundland to Manitoba"
"Facts About Manitoba" offers a historical glimpse into the Canadian province of Manitoba through the eyes of William Fraser Rae. Originally part of Rae's larger work, "Newfoundland to Manitoba," this section provides insights into the region's early development, geography, and social conditions. Written with the detail and perspective of a 19th-century observer, the book captures the essence of Manitoba during a formative period in its history. Readers interested in Canadian history, travel narratives, and early sociological observations will find this a valuable resource. It provides a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities present in Manitoba during its early years.
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